Thanks for your comment! Yeah, I thought it looked like a pretty neat application.

I always use keys with SSH, and always turn off ssh password auth. Especially on servers that are open to the Internet. Also chmod 700 ~/.ssh to make sure the .ssh directory is only writeable by you.

Try out version 6, your issues with MS Office files may have been resolved with this update. Google docs is a decent option, if you can get past all the Google snooping ;)

Thanks for the comment! Yeah, I thought it would be good information that many creators on Steemit could benefit from.

Hi. Sent you 1 STEEM a couple of hours ago, but see that the post hasn't been resteemed yet. Does this mean that my post was too low quality for you to resteem, or is there a longer wait than the 'within

Thank you! Glad you found it useful :)

Tested a couple of times yesterday and tried to do another test today. Sent 0.01 SBD a few hours ago. When I check I can't see a game has been played, but I noticed a 0.01 SBD transfer to steemcoinflip

This is great, thanks! As this version reads from a file, I guess one don't have to import html2text? And to read the path to the file I want to test I added: test_file = sys.argv[1] and changed the 'with

Thank you for your reply, much appreciated! My python foo isn't very strong, but I'll give it a go and try out. Would be cool to have the ability to test it locally before publishing, just for fun.

Thank you for sharing this. I really appreciate the information and tips you provide in this post. Especially as a newcomer to platform, it's really valuable to read what the more successful people on

Interesting read. Thanks for sharing this. Question: Would it be possible to alter the code so that I could do this on a local document instead of a url?

Thank you! Appreciate your comment.

Thank you very much!

Interesting concept, hope you'll succeed.