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I am guilty of that as well.

I somehow value my time more than the money. I think that I have some kind of stake/interest in things I dedicated my time to.

Though I am always thankful (as Eric is in this post) for the people and the income. I can't help but feel regretful as the product of my time and dedication is discarded.

What works for me is "accepting myself".

Accepting myself meant accepting the universe. Even the parts I hated. The suffering. I didn't have to love it all, I just had to accept the balance.

This has helped me be at peace. Once I am at peace, I can be creative.

During a global chip shortage?

Good stuff. Thanks for sharing.

Wow! This product is making my day. Great job.

I am still hacking around on it. I would like to sign-up as a team, though I only have need for 3 seats.

Publish your apps without .net core (--no-self-contained) and install/manage runtimes as you usually would.

If you have thousand apps, you probably also have a CI/CD system and you can gain fine grained control on your runtime management needs with .net build/publish.

MS does quite a few things poorly but they have done a solid job of operating in large enterprises.

You are trying to something slightly complex. I don't see how one could make it any easier from a language design perspective and staying idiomatic to the language.

Go: Goroutines make you wire the "stop" scenario on your own (channel close). Rust: Hold on to your future and drop() it. C#: Pass a cancellation token and call Cancel()

All seem reasonable and stay within what they think their developers will be able to pick up and run with.

Solo Founder.

I have done Meditation, gratitude journals and focused transitions. It all helps.

However, for me the activity that helps the most is hard workouts early in the morning. Once I get going, I am fighting against gravity and fatigue. I am no longer thinking about my past, future or even the day. Just focused on the moment.

I am in a similar boat as you OP. I am very happy on a daily basis, building the product. I am also pretty financially stretched so that adds a level of stress. I hope your product is a giant success.

Thanks for all the hints. So it seems it's the device itself and not the update.

I like that the updates are offered. I wonder how usable these older devices are after updates.

I have an iPhone 8 which hasn't been usable since the last update. Most functions work but the performance has taken a nose dive. Some apps crash randomly.

I would not use that device as my daily phone.