What a lovely way to spend a day! There are always so many tempting goodies at markets; I usually end up "wearing" most of my purchases as a bit of extra weight in my belly! Here in the high

It was pretty stunning... at one point, Hive traded at just a whisker under $1.06! The action was once again the result of the Hive-KRW trading pair on Korean Exchange Upbit going completely crazy... and

Well, according to Coinmarketcap, Hive briefly hit $1.06. Even if it will just hold onto half of today's gains, we're still looking at a nice rally. As per usual, 72.5% of the volume is coming from the

Thanks for the update... it's always nice to have a blow-by-blow from a real person you know and trust. I'm still on the "wait and see" list with this one... besides there are people around here

'Tis the season of renewal; rebirth. That Easter branch brings back memories of Denmark... that's what we used to do there, when I was a little kid. Easter was long before the trees leafed out there, but

Hey, I'm totally a sci-fi nerd, and this sounds pretty much up my alley! We've been watching "The Expanse" which is pretty epic saga now in season 5 (if you haven't seen it), but definitely not

Oh, I'm not very far from where you are! I'm basically a blogger and content creator first and outside of this, the rewards and what thereof follows I view as a sort of "exotic savings account,"

That is a fact, to be sure!

I get that! And it also points towards one of the broader challenges facing the entire cryptocurrency field... namely that it's still really complicated for most people to understand. We live in a world

And I am somewhat with you there @gillianpearce in that I am not (yet!?!?) yet terribly worried about the amounts I am trying to keep safe. Fr someone like @onealfa it's a more pressing matter because

Thank you TORUK! What a nice surprise to find you here!

Very nice @onealfa.leo. You are, of course, also a master or riddles, puzzles and quizzes... I have seen some of the ones you have shared! Anyway, what you lay out here covers pretty much all reasonable

When we were even more broke than we are now, it was usually a case of "fix it or wait" and the waiting line was long. Balance is hard to find. Part of the problem with the level of busy-ness

Balance is, indeed, what we must attempt to find... because the amount of "content" in our modern world has become so HUGE that it's difficult to keep up with all of it!

I think my dad was also helped by the fact that he was a bit of a "crazy inventor" so he typically enjoyed seeing whether there was some alternative way of doing things that tradesmen didn't

For me, that has mostly been a process of making peace with it being enough to know that I could do something if I had to, but the three hours it would take me — not counting the time I would need to go

I think that's the essence right there, @jacobtothe, we need to find the balance in all this that works for us.

Hi @cuddlekitten, thanks for stopping by!

Perhaps the teaching is that self-reliance is good, but taking it to extremes can be more load than we should try to carry.

I could not offer you a worthy response in the space allotted, but I tend to circle back to exactly why I am considered a "piss poor consumer" in the context of modern life: I just don't see