I'm a big fan of Korean cinema, but thought Squid Game didn't live up to the hype.

Really cool video! It's great to see more climbing content on hive!

Thanks. I've been pretty bad at taking enough photographs on these excursions. I'll try to be more thorough in future.

Yes, everything is on an account that bought a spellbook.

I have a bunch of DEC and a fair collection power, but I haven't recieved any SPS. Not sure what's going on there.

This is happening all over the world. There's definitely something deeper at play.

That's a great story! Sounds like a cool adventure! I think a bit of risk every now and then is good for a person.

Gaming on Hive really excites me. I'm really impressed with splinterlands, and am looking forward to the next generation of crypto gaming

I'm in the same boat. I think phasing out the free cards would really damage the experience for those who don't play so often.

I also don't like death splinter. I'll usually skip those quests.

LOL From the title of this post I expected it to be about HBD failing to be stable, but turns out the author is shocked that HBD is exactly where it should be!

The name “Robberg” means place of seals, since this is a massive seal breeding colony. I think seal mountain would be a more accurate interpretation of the name.

Factorial growth is so much faster than exponential growth!

Just a note about point 1: Hive is not a copycat of steem but rather an evolution of steem.

I think the long power down time makes sense in ensuring that users are serious about their stake, particularly since curation rewards are based on stake.

I found synthwave '84 a bit much for me. I personally use dark + material. Thunder client looks super cool! I'll certainly be adding that to my arsenal.

Really interesting post! I don't know much about the origins of classical liberalism. Is it fair to say that it started with the American founding fathers and not earlier?

I think downvotes should be accompanied by a comment explaining why the post was downvoted. That way users can learn why they were downvoted and decide whether to modify that behaviour.

I think it would be best to diversify energy production. No one source is the best. We should use some coal, some wind, some solar, some nuclear, etc.

It would be cool to organise a Hive hackathon. Might bring some new developers into the ecosystem and lead to some interesting new use cases.