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Khal, the point is decentralising the points of failure. Many browsers is a lot better than only having to compromise one website (making it a massive target). PeakLock encrypts it when not in use. If

This is not in fact how “all of Hive works” - for example PeakLock stores all of your keys encrypted in local storage (the correct way, which does not store a cookie or send it to the server). Source:

The github repo is linked in the post above: In the docs folder you can see the code for the entire website containing the tool.

!sbi status

Indeed, I was very tempted to shove (UTC) next to the box and call it a day!

Good to hear from you again, it's been a while. Seems like I pop around once a year to drop something on Hive and then disappear for an entire year haha. Thanks for checking it out and dropping by!

Yeah there are no plans to change the url parameters in the near future (or at all currently). If they were to change I'd make it so the old ones continue to work anyway (unless it wasn't possible somehow).

Thank you for your feedback, I'm glad it's been fast for you!

It's certainly a possibility for the future - I just hope I haven't built the structures in a too engine-centric way haha

Hey @risingstargame, that should be fixed now - forgot to test it with my system in light mode 🤦

Well spotted - I was testing it in dark theme and didn't realise the text would stay white when the browser was in light theme but the background would be white too. It's fixed now!

Ah yeah, that would be good. Thanks for letting me know - I'll update you when I figure out why that's happening

Very nice - glad you like the rack. Power over Ethernet for the Pi's makes it so nice and tidy. That's an impressive home network setup, I have a similar switch for my Pi's but that's just plugged directly

Thank you :)

Thanks

It wasn't too bad actually, just getting the logic right was the hard part as it'd be rather useless without that haha

Thanks :)

No worries, I hope you find it useful!

Yeah, that's a very good point - there's so many swap services nowadays. I've been lurking this whole time tinkering on stuff in the background but certainly glad to have posted my first blog post in a

And routes wise - it can do any of the tokens listed to the side of the app (major coins with SWAP. Equivalents)