Nostr Web Client

I think tech "hopping" is a common nerd affliction. I'm terrible for it. In particular I can't seem to stick with one:

* Nostr desktop client (snort, nostrudel, coracle, ...)

* Nostr iOS client (damus, primal, ...)

* Text editor (vim, micro, cotEditor, ...)

* Browser (Safari, Vivaldi, Firefox, Brave...)

* Notes app/PKM solution (Apple Notes, Obsidian, ...)

* Linux distro (Debian, Fedora, Mint, ...) [although I'm mainly macOS these days I still play around with Linux and the BSDs a lot]

* VPS (Linode, Vultr, ...)

There are probably others I'm forgetting. Anyone else? It's such unproductive behavior but it's hard to control. I stick with a particular choice for a while but inevitably I'm overcome by the nagging feeling that there's a better solution out there I should be trying.

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mutatrum 2y ago

That's ADHD, sir.

Cyphernomad 2y ago

I switch between apps depending on the context. Most apps have some aspects that make it perfectly fitting for a specific task, but get in your way in others. Another reason is compartmentalization: one browser per work project, one for research, and one for the rest. This keeps everything neatly separated. With this strategy I get the most out of my affliction, I can tinker when a new challenge appears and I don't know how the handle it the best way yet, but for known tasks I have a system that already works.