Exactly - the western users of Hive are not served at all by having Hive traded mainly on the eastern exchanges. As long as Hive is on the eastern exchanges only, it's fate is tied to Steem. If it can

Going forward the biggest thing that needs doing is getting onto the western exchanges. The fork was essentially an east-west split. Eastern people stuck with Steem and Western people migrated to Hive.

Trump's anti-vaping campaign dented the tobacco companies a bit. But they are incredibly resilient and they have the ability to hike prices and still make sales. If there is a global rebound after covid,

I've been thinking of investing in some high dividend yield stocks. Like tobacco which has a "sinful" reputation despite being legal, and which generates huge cashflows and dividends. If you

Kraken is defintely worth a shot. Most alts on Kraken trade against EUR and USD as well as BTC. The key thing to understand is that most investors take the trouble to undergo the verification of one platform

Marketing is the key to success for atls because of how many thousands of alts there are vying for attention. Steem benefits from marketing. It benefits from matching steempower rewards with tron which

I think part of the reason people are flagging him is that they're sore that his original instinct (that Steem would retain it's value) was correct. The Steem people have done a better job of marketing

I tend to be nervous about hard forks because they invariably go wrong and tank the price. But that's just me being pessimistic.

It's impossible to log into ionomy at the moment. What is going on?

That's genuinely astonishing. And also a bit sad in that in the olden days people enjoyed genuinely sharing stuff on Facebook. I wonder what the stats from Twitter would look like. Twitter still feels

I agree. The thing is, people won't pay the same for online learning as they do for face-to-face tuition. So unless they lower the standards for who gets into the university, in order to get the number

Is work continuing as normal in Taiwan then? In the UK we've been told to stay indoors for three weeks, so only essential workers are going to work.

The only way to learn languages is massive practice, so listening to language podcasts on the way to work is definitely a plan that could work. Nice find.

Now that schools have closed all over the world to prevent the corvid-19 coronavirus from spreading, these types of apps, which allow children to learn at home with the help of their parents, are essential.

These types of apps are a godsend if you are having to self-isolate/quarantine at home to shelter from the coronavirus, but you need groceries delivered to your home.

It looks like you can receive radio from around the world on this app. So for those who want to listen to stuff that isn't being broadcast locally, this is the app for you.

How does it know when you are going to run out of things? Do you have to program it with estimates of how long things like toilet roll last, so that it can prompt you to buy some more?

I checked out the link - itt does carpets as well as wooden floors and linoleum, and you work the robot using a remote control. It also has a mop function to clean wet spillages.

There is going to be a huge boom in remote teaching apps, apps that allow children to send in their assignments, lectures to deliver their lectures online, as a result of this pandemic. The world of teaching

It sort of looks like one of those old fashioned lava lamps, but is more modern and high tech with the alarm function built in. Very nice find - would make a great birthday present.