Okay... There are a lot of historians in here, and that sure is enviable. I could choose the time of William Shakespeare, I spent most of my college life studying his plays. But really, if you put a gun

This certainly is an interesting take! I like it.

This is an impressive amount of feedback. You have said more in your comment than the OP posted. I just hope he appreciates the feedback and takes it to heart!

So this is pretty interesting! I have a question. Is the depth of the water in your pictures how they are kept constantly, where the catfish are not completely submerged in water? Or was your visit just

Figuring out what to write about is a difficult task. Stay in your comfort zone. If software is something you like to write about, then find a community to share that content to and you will find an audience

Glad you found it useful. Chapter 2 is being written right now, so keep an eye out!

I think there are some professions that people might be interested in, but I do see your point that if all you post about is your daily life working in a cubicle you might not have many followers. But

I don't have an answer for you on this one, but I do see your point. Like @nathanmars says, there are people who choose to work on development and stay out of the marketing side, that is their choice,

Well done. It is so satisfying to take care of something yourself instead of turning it over to someone else to fix for you. I've pulled apart 4-5 laptops over the years to replace everything from the

I read your post from last night, along with some of the comments on it. I was a little busy to comment on it myself at the time, but I think one of the "problems" with that task is that people

The struggle is real. We all have moments when we wonder if anyone is reading what we write. It is definitely hard to find and maintain an audience on Hive, and in return end up with rewards. Write for

The mobile version here is presented via a QR code you can use to create a unique url in to your Rising Star account. It is a little wonky, as the browser tends to forget you and asks you to login again.

I bought mine. I'm sure you can get them in random packs as well, but I think if you want to make progress in the game, spending a couple of Hive in the marketplace makes sense. You probably don't NEED

You find random pizza slices at the end of missions. As long as you have empty pizza boxes, the pizza will go in to a pizza box instead of being burned immediately. Since Illegal Busking has the best XP

yeah, I bought some cards when I started. I just went a little nuts in the marketplace without really knowing what I needed right at the start. Here's my post about what I bought initially: Some of the

The chance to get away during these trying times can't be overlooked. It is easy to feel like you are cramped in your home with the same people doing the same things every day. My youngin turns 13 this

I've been having fun with the game for a couple more days than you. The leveling up aspect can be a bit addictive as you approach a level that opens up a new zone. I made it to Saturday Headline last night,

Very well done! I have been wanting to catch a glimpse of Neowise myself, but the last few days we have had cloud cover to the NorthWest just after sunset, so it was not visible. Couple more nights to

It's a shame. Those girls are awfully nice pieces of art, all other issues aside.

This is a really good shot. I like it a lot. And the fact that it has a personal bent, being an image of your wife, makes it all the more remarkable. Thanks for Sharing Robert!