this post is awesome! (In a nerdy kind of way!) I'm learning some node myself and enjoying the code

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A few typos on this post (accidentally hit post when I wasn't finished editing yet): Account name must be exactly 12 characters. And generating an EOS keypair is similar to generating a bitcoin or ethereum

Update: ./cleos.sh get account rickrolledb1 permissions: owner 1: 1 EOS5cujNHGMYZZ2tgByyNEUaoPLFhZVmGXbZc9BLJeQkKZFqGYEiQ active 1: 1 EOS5cujNHGMYZZ2tgByyNEUaoPLFhZVmGXbZc9BLJeQkKZFqGYEiQ Now b1 has complete

Correct! How I rickroll'd b1: :-)

Uh oh... I hope you understand how the name bid system works on eos. Only the highest bid for ANY eos name is registered every 24 hours. So the only premium name right now is "eos"

Yes having at the exchange does give you quick liquidity, but at the expense of security! Luckily with EOSIO and 2 blocks every second, it is amazing how quickly you could move funds between a cold storage

Again, I changed the key back to my possession to prevent any loss of funds since somebody unstaked the tokens. You can check the history in a block explorer for eos to see for yourself!

Bummer!I left your EOS unstaked hoping someone else would stake it for you..! But someone got greedy! Don't worry Ill get you back at the end of this.. thanks for participating:-)

It is linked to yostealmyeos. Someone changed it.. But I changed it back!

So far EOS7Yee2ZgSQLcbSc5wNjdoA9rdz1cffdwqCsLZvcV1Gys9et3X5G keeps taking control of the active key and is buying and selling RAM, the fees of which goes into the eosio.savings pool.

I just reset the active key again and your 1 EOS is unstaked so that may disappear quickly!

Did steemit filter it out for some reason? 5K5V1MY4iPBvT1vZ8rdX89JVDMJXosmRqKGoUxCfYaVck69qNU2

Is there a tool that will estimate the amount of network resources it will take to run a group of smart contracts?

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the $1billion usd that block.one has committed as vc funding will go to companies that build on the eos.io mainnet? I feel the mainnet is going to be the default with the most