@ziphi Yeah, there are months when I just can't create any art. Being forced to power through that to meet deadlines and keep making money sounds like a nightmare.
@metaflame.dev@didd.uk That's what I tried before staging. I was able to log in on Witchsky and set the AppView to Blacksky, but that was spotty, too. And now nothing but Red Dwarf works.
@irelephant.at.app.wafrn.net I wasn't able to login at the official frontend due to DID resolution problems, but Witchsky configured to use the Blacksky AppView works. Well, kind of. Blacksky seems to have some trouble, too.
@kieran@UncleDuke1969 Alternatively, fake power up blocks, green koopa shells, red koopa shells, and if a blue koopa shell flies straight at you then you're doomed
@lunarvale It makes sense for the architecture. I actually quite like it because it lets you write applications without being forced to implement the whole stack like on fedi
@lunarvale As far as I understand it, the AppView is the part that actually turns the data transmitted throughout the ATProto network into a usable shape. I'm not saying it's merely a frontend, but rather a frontend and backend that together form an application. In BlueSky's case, its AppView is a microblogging application. Others would be a git forge (I forgot its name) and other things.
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