It seems you have been botsulted yourself! >:D

IIRC, that default node is hardcoded into piston. So unless you modified the source of the library, it may try connecting to the default node. I would think the most likely cause would be that you try

RIP piston. I was thinking of trying to automate a little bit again, but I don't think I could resist the temptation to start adding features to my old, deprecated bot.

Hah! I couldn't figure out why the zoo would shave a distinct pattern on a gorilla's arm. Still, I can't really see it as a reflection when looking at the image, even knowing that it is.

That's a strange pattern on her arm. Maybe she's pondering what it means. Edit: According to your earlier post, that is actually a female gorilla!

I've lost more gambling on the site than on any cryptocurrency exchange!

The LLC option sounds interesting, but I wouldn't call that thread's contents a well-reasoned, accurate guide. :P

This is something I've been wanting to look deeper into recently. Thanks for the links, especially. I've been pleasantly surprised to find that many crypto forums contain well reasoned, accurate tax guides.

Sheep provide more proof-of-stake rewards due to having wool.

I'll have to take care of that sometime soonish. I was hoping to transfer some steem power or whatever into SBD and send it over, but it might take too long. So I may end up doing something more expedient.

Bring on the dank-ass memes.

I have no clue if this particular idea will successfully fill the void of documentation. Let's hope so though. Promoted for PSA value.

Thanks, that's really cool of you! Three cheers for @au1nethyb1

Bots are a controversial subject. I'm of a mind that it's a good idea to use a bot so that you: Use your voting power instead of letting it sit at 100%, and Support authors that you like, even when you're

CoinJoin. A new-user-friendly way to describe it might be: The practice of combining parts of transactions with peers, so that they are harder to distinguish. And hey while you're doing this: Is it

I completely agree, @klye. The lack of documentation has been very inconvenient. From steem's readme: Code is Documentation Rather than attempt to describe the rules of the blockchain, it is up to each

The only thing we know for sure is that there will be a makeup tutorial at the end of this conflict.

A trip to the local bookstore will acquaint the reader with some of these, and a somewhat more comprehensive listing can be found here. I think there's supposed to be a link in this sentence. Anyway, very

Whoops, I forgot about your comment. That is the correct thing to do. If the problem still exists, please open an issue on Github.

Are you running the develop branch? The master branch always has the latest release.