So, cryptocurrency trading is currently illegal in Russia? I suppose mining is allowed... If that computer was unused, I am not sure it was "State Treason". This is just proof that statists are

Cool! Did they have old books in English or other languages as well or only in German?

yep, weird stuff seems to be going on as of late :))

Don't know if it's going to happen in just a few years...youtube is massive, and Steemit still has a lot of catching up to do. But it will be at least a decent competitor in the medium term, which is a

Thanks for your input! I see that there is already an open issue for adding syntax highlighting on condenser's github page:

No, I haven't been to any of those places. Will definitely check them out when I have the time, thanks for the tips.

Yes, it is quite strange, but in a good way, I think. Your use of the word "escaped" when you turned 21 scares me a bit though. Recently got a software developer job here :))

You are referring to the Freemasons. The Eye of Providence (or the all-seeing eye of God) is a symbol showing an eye often surrounded by rays of light or a glory and usually enclosed by a triangle. It

Nobody has any suggestions? :|

Nice. Is that an illustration of you? :)

Damn...I was hoping it stays low-ish for a few more months so that I can buy more steemit at such an incredibly cheap price. Then again, considering the long-term potential of steem the current price still

Great article, with plenty of information on how the SEC may affect the cryptocurrency space in the future and also how Steem may pass through, as it does not pass all the requirements to be considered

The point is that there is no simple "pro life" or "pro choice" answer, and it really depends on the specific context. "Quality of life" may be something that is in the eye

Thanks for the information, this is interesting. In the updated whitepaper they say: "In the cryptocurrency space, speculators jump from cryptocurrency to cryptocurrency based mostly on which one

Interesting idea. This was one of my first posts, on geometrical hypershpheres: People seemed to like it, but overall it was pretty obscurely received.

How exactly will this work? You will just redistribute the cumulated rewards equally among voters? What's the catch, are you just interest in upvotes?

Could you please give some further details on the 1/13 of SP you get if you power down during a week? I thought you can only power down 1/104th of your SP per week, so that it takes two years to completely

Cool. We could also use ones to stick on laptops, desktops in the work place etc.

Thanks for these ideas. Yes, I think youtube may have the most potential to reach the greatest number of people, provided that you can get a decent following on the website.

The fact that this feature is still missing is mind boggling. I mean...how hard can it be? If not native support, at least enable some more advanced HTML support so that we can use converters and the like