I remember the first time I saw someone tapping their screen, it was the middle of the night and I didn't have the energy to start asking questions. Days later though I found out it was some telegram mini-app game that people were playing because they were promised the in-game currency would be converted to crypto. I found it absurd at the time and didn't believe it, so I ignored it. But along the line, news of an imminent launch spread, and I started to do some research. Peer pressure from some of my friends got me swayed and due to our competitive nature, we participated in its latter stage but still got respectable scores. The token launched at a good price and we all got a reasonable amount of the token. It was free money, gotten from just tapping screens.

Imagine this, you go for a short vacation, everything is going well, and you're in a nice calm suburban area with stable electricity, a good amount of food, and you have enough time to do whatever you want to. Perfect scenario right? No, it is not a perfect scenario, why? Because the internet connection is terrible.

One of the things I have noticed while scouring various blockchains and protocols is how vastly different a lot of them are from this one. Almost all blockchains have their selling points. We have Ethereum whose selling points are their complex protocols and tech. Not very friendly to the average man, but then can a dream to the yield farmer and the developer. Though I'd say there's a lot of repetitiveness and a lot of the layer 2's there are not needed and seem like cashgrabs.

It has been about 5 years and coming, but I finally finished the Umbrella Academy. I remember writing a review of the first two seasons about 2 years ago, I didn't write a review for season 3 when I watched it, and it took a while, but yesterday I decided to put the show to bed in my mind, and I watched the final season.

Like a phoenix he shall rise from the ashes or something like that. I'm going to spare you all the yada yada of what I've been up to this last few days that have strung out to weeks. The reason I'm here right now is to review a book. Yes, you read that right, I'm reviewing a book. It has been what, almost a year since I have completed a book, but then somehow over the last couple of days I have completed two books, both of which I'll be reviewing (separately of course)

Up until a couple of hours ago, I hadn't even thought of what the ideal hive frontend would look like for me, but a good friend brought the Inleo prompt to my attention and after a bit of brainstorming I finally have an idea of what the perfect frontend would look like.