Nice, so you live in a continuous black swan event, lol :)

I've seen Hive's father peak, so to speak (pun intended). I remember when Steem was $8. Good ol' times.

I agree blockchain is not a solution for everything, but its initial goal was to create financial freedom. Still on that path, IMHO, even with these initial slippages. Time will tell if it will indeed

You mean the badges for Twitter, Telegram and Discord? I just aw them, if you didn't mention them I would have probably missed them.

Let's hope so. :)

Glad you resonated, thanks for the nice words!

That's my hunch too, a socially moderated system would work a tad better than a centralized one. But I don't think it would be immune to colluding - we've seen on Steemit / Hive countless situations in

I think "old media" is sunsetting. It still has an audience, but as this audience gets older and disappears, it will dwindle. And I find this unfortunate. We need "news" to make sense

I probably wasn't very clear, but I don't believe social media makes the separation of power obsolete, on the contrary. The separation of powers, in the age of social media, is more necessary than ever.

Thanks a lot for the encouragement, appreciated. As for that F chord (or the B) still struggling. All barre chords made me insanely frustrated, tbh. I even both some palm fitness props from Decathlon and

Thanks, I really love it and I start to understand that it is, indeed, an endless journey. I'm practicing a few new songs now and I just realize that just a couple of months ago I was looking at them as

A stablecoin is a crypto token pegged to a fiat currency. The oldest one is Tether. But there are others too, like TUSD (True USD), USDC (USD Coind), etc. The idea is that these tokens are backed 1:1 with

I hear you, brother!

AFAIK, it's a legacy blockchain parameter that witnesses must set. In the early days it was used to "pay" for an account creation (pre Resource Credits, if I remember well). Thank you for your

Thank you for your support, it is appreciated!

Let's keep our hopes high, I say ;)

Price feed updates - if I read the source code correctly - are quasi irrelevant for witnesses not in top 21. But, theoretically, being consistent is a plus.

Likewise!

It took 31 hours and a half. I trained for it 6 months, the longest training run being a 100km in 12 and a half hours. I'm so grateful that I was able to finish it. Good luck with all your challenges in

Thanks for the "loose screw" hint, you might actually be right about that, haha! Do whatever works for you, man! I think I've done more ultras than marathons, actually (the longest one being