Thank you! So wonderful!

The following, is one issue. and a question about that. and reason why I care about it.

I did also struggle with several wording there, one of was that. What it means is, data it returns is sorted oldest to newest. So, imagine getting last 50 history of an account. The array it returns is sorted from the oldest, so if the latest operation was with index 24424, that would be the last index of the array. So, it is reverse than what you expect. This isn't true for HiveEngine for example, if you ever go into that route!

I understand this, the array is reversed, what is not clear is there is no other way to get to the newest item.. there is no way to have it ordered newest first..

so as you read thru it .. very unclear how to achieve this .. and given your struggle as well.. is there someone who we can bring this up with? because I actually find it super annoying to have things so unclear.

I have just stepped away from linux because I found it 'less than' open source in its actual implementation. so here I am curious the level of feedback we could get on such an issue. on linux they care not what the users think and projects, like gnome, often corporate entities.. and have just become bad if you ask a search engine .. this bit made me laugh from a comment..

• Gnome really looks like it has been designed for and tested against mentally challenged people. It's infuriating, most of its utilities lack menus and basic options/settings, to the point where having a GUI is more of an impediment rathen than being something useful.

I am very worried by the fact that Ubuntu is reverting back to Gnome.

source

this is what happens if we don't mind our source !

can we help make such improvements? are there ways to get in touch that you are aware of ? i feel like discord is the way.. but I haven't really seen any obvious 'avenue' inviting me there .. or i just missed it. (aside from you, of course)

it will take me a moment to digest the code . thanks for taking the time. wanted to push that out of my thoughts before I continued to think on this.