Here you go, from this week, just some evidence of problems we've seen
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https://github.com/geyserfund/geyser-app/issues/1545#issue-2379180918
We also had patchy usage of Amber, Citrine, Flycat, and Yakihonne (signing crashes my browser).
These are from the apps that *usually* work. So, this is the best of web dev. Most of the other apps barely work, at all, or they use so many resources that I can't use them on my machine.
this is why i am instituting a new work routine for myself
gonna do 20h/wk (4 x 5h days, ~84h/month) on my paid gig (was previously doing 130) and spending the other free 36h or so - pretty much 3 days a week on nostr and 4 days a week to get money to do 3 days a week on nostr
it's a pay cut but i am well above subsistence on typical dev wages and i'm sure that given time i'll garner a higher paid job because i spend so much of my downtime sharpening my tools
People keep telling me to report stuff, but I'm actually one of the most-prolific reporters.
When someone comes out with a new client and has hardly any users, then I try to be patient and understanding. But some of this stuff has been around for months or even over a year and they just keep pushing new features into the broken stuff and making it more broken.
Each release contains both bug-fixes and new bugs. Nothing every matures, nothing ever gets revamped or refactored.
Like, look at Snort. I started out on there and now it's completely unusable. Literally doesn't work. 🤷♀️
