With pleasure, I also learn a lot doing it :)

This is some great work @stoodkev, thanks. I just installed the extension on Chrome. I especially like the filter options, :thumbs-up:

Thanks a lot @justyy.

I personally think this is a mistake. Upon reading this post, 80%+ from it refers to open-source projects (Ubuntu, XServer/X11, Bash + commands, LibreOffice, Mozilla Firefox etc.). Should a post not mention

Bugs: you probably wanted to start with x=0since you referenced that in the code start the for with { x++ instead of x+= else if instead of elseif added missing } console instead of consle function bug_hunting

Some of those are old systems now. I think the easiest way at first is to stay with Ubuntu as a linux distribution because of the big community, supported applications and documentation. It is an awesome

Nice answer :)

This is an awesome post and introduction to linux-based (debian/ubuntu) systems and commands. I have used both Windows and Linux in the past. I tried quite a few linux versions over the years: mandrake,

Wow @leveuf I am really glad that I was part of your inpiration to create your own open-source repository. I am really impressed. I will look through your repository and maybe also make a pull request

If this will be implemented, then we could filter the trending page by user reputation. So there will be sections on the trending page based on reputation like: 0-45, 45-55, 55-65, 65+ and All. So when

Excellent work. The difficulty parameter was much needed. I also respect the attitude that it can be improved further :thumbs-up:

Hey, thanks for also thinking about it too. I think it will be enough because there will always be a section for all new users(rep 0-45 and 45-55), as well as for the rest(55-65, 65+ and All). But ultimately

Yeah..there are a lot of ideas but for the moment we have to work with the current API. @noisy mentioned of an upcoming update on that but I don't have a timeframe. About reputation, yes, in general, for

I did not knew about that. Starred the repo. This would enable so much more features than the current API. Very nice. Do you know of a time frame for this to come into production?

My proposed solution is for better visibility for a broader part of accounts. It is not directly related to spam. @scipio had some ideas in that direction.

Hey, thanks for your comment. As you may know, there is a difference between a proof-of-concept site and a live site that supports a full range of features and more than a few users such as steemit. Anyway,

Exactly that is what I am also hoping for. It might not be easy to build in the short term because the APIs have a set series of functions. But I get the feeling that this will change soon. Mainly because

Well, the trending algo will be the same, it's just that it will be filtered by the reputation of the authors. In order to avoid having mostly the same users on the trending page. They will still get A

I do not think so. Have you read the contest and the comments? A lot of people are bored with the current trending page. I personally do not use it. That is why we are looking for solutions to fix it :)

Thanks a lot @noisy I am really glad you like it and thanks for the resteem :) I am flexible about the UI, that was the best idea I had at the moment about how it should look. But if there are other