@fantomengine @KukaiWallet@hicetnunc2000 I've run into it a few times. I had to hard close the browser, unsync then sync again. There's a known bug with Beacon, the script that connects to Kukai Wallet. The known fix is to literally "keep trying over and over as fast as you can" and that actually worked for me 😑
I can't wait to see more of @puks_kmotion 's work on HEN
I picked this one up:
https://t.co/hF5LyDtPlh
Check out all of this other awesome work:
https://t.co/JC7igRDf3W
https://t.co/CWpTddIAnm
Everyone should see her work. Incredible artist.
Once again thank you to all my friends, collectors, and supporters. It has been such a blast sharing my art in this space and I hope I can for a long time
Here is a free piece "Body Study"
24/30. I've sent a few to some friends.
see you very soon
#HEN
https://t.co/0P6d6eAsBi
Another thing I’m loving about #NFTs is I can collect without having an actual living space. I’ve been somewhat nomadic for awhile now and can’t take an actual art collection with me. I’ll be traveling again for the better part of a year. Can’t wait to expand even more!
to celebrate 1k followers i just swapped „helen in red shirt“
1 tez / 1000 editions
➡️ https://t.co/2JYgoEbnTu
by the end of the week all unsold editions will be burned 🔥 thanks for all your support and the wild ride so far!
xoxo
#HENthousand#HEN1k
@NukaPunk Great article! I find often people put *so much work* into making a SPA function like a server side app to get the out of box benefits of server side rendering (seo, browser consistency, proper status codes, etc) that they should just write a server side application.
@hundredrabbits Such a wonderfully glimpse into such foreign procedures. It's sincerely nice to read that you two have the same stress and anxiety I would have during those situations. Being a foreigner can be so exhaustingly isolating.
@kensykora I have 6 dozen in my fridge. A few tips: 1. make scrambled eggs for dogs in the morning, 2. Feed them back to your chickens 3. Bury them 4. Use them as paper weights 5. Throw them at your other eggs 6. mail them to Ken 7. Draw faces on them 8. eat them
@mtrc It's safer to use in a 'using(...){}' statement rather than calling '.Dispose()' manually because it's possible your code could throw an exception before hitting your '.Dispose()' call. 'using(..){}' ensures '.Dispose()' is called no matter what.
@mtrc Exactly. When you construct and use a new StreamWriter without properly disposing it (either by using a `using` statement or calling '.Dispose()' , the application holds on to that stream in memory and it is really never cleaned up with the garbage collector like other variables.