They must be some sort of pervert, to put such a creepy ad on people's home appliances. Looks like something written by a stalker or a serial killer. This poor woman was schizophrenic and thought she was having a psychotic episode. She should sue them.

Everyone else is all innovative and awesome and I just tidy things up.

I feel like the Codebase Cleaning Lady.

Example

Geez. Are they _all_ coke heads? 🤪

Ah, need to implement swipe-left and ESC button on the drawer. And update the drawer content, not only the URL, when internally navigating.

Okay, new #Jumble Imwald 🌲 navigation just dropped. Reinstated the double-pane option on desktop. Mobile and desktop default are single-pane with a side drawer. Now more autoscrolling in the home feed. Everything should be much faster and more stable, now. Back button on the side drawer is a bit wonky, so use the "X" close button, if it gets stuck.

Where is your evidence that native, Christian rulers (like Putin) don't tend to lock up people for personal or political reasons?

I think that renders kind 1. These are all kind 31990 or something.

There is a whole flock of jerks.

Hand-rolling that vibe, like a pro. 🤙🏻

Some of you smear markup all over the place, for no apparent reason, so your articles look all cheesy and amateurish, as if a toddler had done the editing. Or your half-deaf Uncle Bob, whose capslock is permanently stuck. Uncle Bob is an overrated editor. Make sure he uses lots of emojis. Can never have too many of those. And make sure to put those emojis in bold, in a bullet list that contains hyperlinked images to footnotes because MySpace never dies. Add some sparkle. And tinsel. Other people refuse to use markup and write code in prose because you want us to know what a total jerk you are. We got it. You're a jerk. Trying to truncate and extract your hideous content has costed me at least 4 months of my life. Maybe 4,32 months. I have to run the numbers.

Appliances from the depths of hell.

I've been making everything longform more prominent in the feeds. I've been using your stuff as test data, so I've been reading a lot of it. 😂 You have good image selections.

It looks like an embedded event, but it's a hyperlink, and if you click it, it takes you to the source.

You can often discern the content from Nostr-based websites via the hyperlinks and render it as a card. I've been leaning so heavily into this, in my clients, that my proxy server has never worked and I didn't notice. 😂

Test

Nostr makes OpenGraph obsolete. Few know this.

The reason you are seeing vibe code projects getting abandoned everywhere is because vibe coding is _grueling, never-ending labour_, like all software development. It is not fun. It is work. And the less foundational knowledge and experience you have about software development, testing, systems architecture, symbolic logic, and DevOps, the faster it becomes work, and the faster the project becomes abandoned, or melts down into a buggy mess. It seems fun. At the beginning.

Almost all bug reports I receive are actually feature requests. I'm a professional tester, and an unusually good one. If it's a real bug, I will find it and fix it, myself. If I haven't fixed it, yet, it's probably because I have a full-time day job, a family, a large house and garden, I am the sextant, I sing in the church choir, I arrange meetups, and I occasionally like to enjoy going for a walk, sleeping, or eating something other than bread dipped into microwaved coffee. Also, I am a volunteer and I'm working on 5 different large, complex projects _simultaneously_, as well has being the admin for my hosted systems and building a complex, automated test environment, for all of the projects, as well as being Nostr's only book publisher. If you don't like it, don't use it. **Thank you for not reporting.**

Feels like nothing.