We don't have a firm date yet, but I guess sometime in May.

It's fixed now. As for the fire, it was at an OVH site. I haven't heard any reports of injuries, but I don't know.

Yes, API server was also down for about an hour(for some separate issue by our ISP, apparently), but it's fixed now.

Thx, it's fixed now.

Thx, it's fixed now.

Thanks, the site is still working ok, but login doesn't work, because there's another service that still needs to be redirected.

That' seems like an unlikely explanation, given the similar increase in the number of posts as well. Bots seem more likely, unless someone just onboarded a lot of new users.

I don't know if it will be in HF26 or not, depends on too many future events to say. I don't expect to start planning for HF26 until HF25 code enters the testing phase (about a month before release of

A full-scale example app is planned as a deliverable for modular hivemind. Most likely the example will be a wallet app. I don't expect 2nd layer data to have any major impact on the chain. From a bandwidth

We're planning to implement smart contracts on top of the modular hivemind framework. Phase I is modular hivemind, phase 2 is smart contract implementation. Of the two phases, I think phase 1 is the most

It's been discussed several times in the past, but I've seen little consensus on the issue. It's not planned for HF25.

yes, here's an excerpt from the follow up report: "We performed a preliminary review of the current state of the SMT code. Unfortunately, we found that the code was far from in a complete state (not

The fork is to implement features discussed in section titled "Governance changes planned for hardfork 25" in this post: In addition to those changes, @howo is also working on some change for

Omni transactions are a little larger than bitcoin transactions, so they usually cost more to achieve the same speed as a bitcoin transaction even though it's on the same network.

Public nodes can be found by monitoring the p2p traffic. But people can also run private nodes as well. I haven't looked at data like that in a long while though, so I don't recall the numbers.

Energy costs for running Hive are quite low, because it uses proof-of-stake instead of proof-of-work to determine who gets to produce the next block in the blockchain. Energy costs for running a regular

I'm well aware of my witness votes, I just don't update them frequently (because I then get a barrage of people trying to get my vote). Voting for a witness that is disabled is essentially a non-vote,

It would be refused. You would need to manually split it into multiple posts or comments. Simplest thing would be to add a comment underneath, I guess.

A post has to fit within one block to be published. Currently witnesses are voting to set the upper limit on block size as "maximum_block_size": 65536 characters

Welcome, it's always great to have new devs join the Hive ecosystem!