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Hope the HiveDevs community has an idea why I'm getting this exception and/or how to fix it?

This post was created by mistake by changing the title from my previous post, As I'm not able to delete the post, I decided to write about my mistake and how to improve beempy: I learned today that changing

Tails is a great solution to access a secure computer from everywhere. I think using tails could increase security when broadcast everything that involves the owner key. When using tails is much more unlikely

It is now possible to run beem/beempy directly in your browser without installing python or beem. If you always wanted to play with beem/beempy but never managed it to install it then this is your chance.

Please also read my post how to use beempy for posting, in which I have explained how to construct the YAML header for your post. We will use the same header on Android. How to write a post with a markdown

source Why using an external markdown editor for writing? There are some advantages in using an external editor: Distraction free working (the browser can be closed) Faster (The peakd markdown editor is

Cold transaction signing is a process in which the account keys are only used in an offline machine. beempy (github) can be used for this purpose. It can be installed by pip3 install beem Check the github

Just Dusting off the old beempy autobot, testing out some auto posting!! This post created with beem by @beembot.Here is a random screenshot from my computer generated with beempy! image: Well that worked

Today is SPUD (Steem Power Up Day) on steem and I decided to be part on it. Of course I will use beempy to powering up. beempy powerup -a holger80 500 This will power up 500 STEEM. Let's see if this will

Vor kurzem bin ich bei einem Interview mit @holger80 in der @utopian-io Radio Show / Idea Hub auf ein nettes Feature von beempy.com aufmerksam geworden. Man kann hier bei einem beliebigen Beitrag sehen,

Over the past week I have been playing with a great tool that @holger80 devised. The tool is called Beempy and it is easy to use and it shows you what the curation rewards are on posts and at what times.

Thanks to @revisesociology and his post here I found out about a tool named Beempy which is a project by @holger80 that helps you see when the "best" time is to vote on posts by different authors.

Tournament Elo rating I disabled the Challenge ELO rating and replaced it with the tournament ELO rating. You can find it here: I update the ranking every 15 minutes, based on all played tournament games.

I worked on the scrypt wheels for windows (post). Due to my work, it is now easily possible to use beempy on windows. The setup can also be used to start small python scripts. It will not mess up with

My script to record all played steemmonster games from froze: I restarted the script (I'm using systemctl for this) and it is now catching up. How to prevent a frozen script There was no bug, it just froze.

I think most steem user are using steemauto or steemvoter to automatically upvote new posts from their favorite authors. Due to the fact that high curation rewards can only be achieved within the first

It is now much easier to view the estimated curation performance of a post with beempy.com. Usage Just replace steemit.com by beempy.com (works also by busy.org and others). Curation performance estimation

shows now the result of the last 1000 played steemmonster challenges. The site is updated every minute (the shown current timestamp is in UTC time). This site is helpful to organize tournaments, in which

I adapted for the new battle rules of steemmonsters. Elo-rating of all played decks are shown for all possible rulesets and mana-caps: Each played deck (cards and levels) is stored into a database as unique

beempy Broadcasting a markdown file with beempy needs at least version 0.20.12. You can check it by: beempy --version Windows use can find a exe-file without the need to install python or other software