And that's a pretty cool avatar urself.

Are you sure about "scaner?" seems like a funny name. Was something with the more traditional spelling "scanner" in it not available?

Daniel Larimer invented one of the original successful DEX: BitShares in 2014, and Steemit (2016.) If the name sounds familiar, it is because he is also behind EOS (2018.)

Note that the update procedure this time is more complex than in the past. Unfortunately, the Ledger Manager app doesn't prompt you to handle all cases, so you might need to follow the more detailed

Bot alert?

Please in the future include these sort of helpful lines and links in the main post. I'm with poor ol' @stojay007 on this one... I've had a Steem account for a few months, and still find it confusing,

This other account looks more real:

I wish this were more true. But I am saddened to find that Steemit suffers from various syndicates of people who do nothing but upvote each other's low-quality posts in a mad scramble for pennies.

Hi, I love your show but normally listen to the podcast. Could not find this episode on Google Play podcasts, or Stitcher. Did you forget to upload to those places? --A paid-up Cryptoversity Patron - Advocate

I'm curious too, CryptOctopus. You seem so good at writing posts, why switch to something you are not so good at?

It should be noted that indacoin.com does not officially support customers based in the U.S. This quote is from their website: We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience but Indacoin doesn't operate

No, BCC (or BCH) is a different blockchain entirely than BTC. Lightning is a layer on top of BTC. Other scaling ideas like Casper, Raiden, or Plasma are for Ethereum.

Is this reply from a real person? Or just a comment-bot? Because their reply is suspicious--basically a copy-and-paste of someone else's earlier reply. I mean how many people have been opening a bistro

I guess other people were suspicious too...

The code you posted at is fairly complex for beginner learning. It is 3 languages at once. I would concentrate on HTML first (do you know  ?), then CSS, and finally Javascript. Maybe you should

This is a cute snapshot of the geese. It might be improved by cropping the bottom off to remove the distracting human shadows.

Good points. Another factor that would discourage a ratings company from front-running its own recommendations, is that people would quickly catch on if there was a suspicious price increase just before

Just edit your comment to make the correction. If you don't see the Edit button, then try a different interface. I know that the original steemit.com and busy.org both support comment editing.

Interesting pivot from marketing to coder. You sure that's what you want? Check out @marketingmonk and others who do well playing to their strengths. I especially liked Chris's video at where he explains

There are so many shirts out there, it is kind of hard to narrow it down. Similar to this one. !