Initially it'll just be for Europe (Euro dollars).

Yes, the plan is for it to be bidirectional.

We're working on a partnership to provide a fiat onramp for Hive. I think it should be operational in about 6 months or so.

It's too early to say how long resource credit (RC) delegations will take, but I guess we'll have some idea in a couple of weeks. @howo is going to research this task. I'm a little more skeptical of the

The search function has already been fixed by @quochuy and will likely be deployed in the next day or so. I've tagged him here so he can consider the changes you've suggested above to cache comments and

This is all the data I have, I don't usually bother doing analytics for the site. I know that might be surprising, but I think it's future work that will really drive new users to Hive rather than trying

We're all entitled to a few of those, just don't judge me when it's my turn :-)

It's a reasonable question, but I've no idea, as I've never had access to cloudflare data for steemit.

Modular hivemind is what is sometimes referred to as an "application framework", a code skeleton that can be built upon to create an app. In this case, it's an application framework for making

I didn't think to mention it in the post, but the new code to reduce sync time also dramatically reduces cpu loading as well, so it should also enable an API node to be operated with lower power hardware.

When it comes to savings, some is better than none :-)

There's no change to powerdown time in HF25.

No, this is traffic to hive.blog only.

There's a channel in the Hive dev mattermost channel where most can be reached.

I think Germany has been 3rd or 4th by traffic on a fairly consistent basis.

That's probably something best done via api node traffic analysis. But that kind of analysis will probably be done by the guys working on the marketing proposal. This was just some readily available data

From my point of view, I'm more interested in the amount of each type of api traffic rather than raw amount as it is more useful for optimization work, that's why I'd like to get the jussi traffic analyzer

It's not tracked or something. That's the only country which says: n/a (not applicable). It was kind of weird.

Me neither, but it's a big place with a lot of people, so I guess I shouldn't have been surprised by the traffic from there.

Check with @gtg, he can assist you in getting your logging correct. It's not really "custom jussi structure", just a configuration of the log settings. IMO, it shouldn't be difficult, with a