Jonathan Mosen on Nostr: With the dramatic events in Russia, and the Spring app having apparently finally lost ...
With the dramatic events in Russia, and the Spring app having apparently finally lost its battle with the forces of darkness at Twitter, I used the official app to check in on any coverage that might be occurring during the peak of the story.
First, it’s very quiet there these days.
Second, there’s no way to remember your place in the timeline so you can read tweets in chronological order. When there’s a developing story like that, it makes no sense at all to read in newest to oldest order.
And finally, you can only go so far before you encounter a VoiceOver bug and you can’t read down anymore.
What an abysmal shadow of its former self it has become.
First, it’s very quiet there these days.
Second, there’s no way to remember your place in the timeline so you can read tweets in chronological order. When there’s a developing story like that, it makes no sense at all to read in newest to oldest order.
And finally, you can only go so far before you encounter a VoiceOver bug and you can’t read down anymore.
What an abysmal shadow of its former self it has become.