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I don't suppose either of you have recorded any of these sweet ascii sessions?

Actually, I have one of their PineA64 boards with an optional wifi/bt daughterboard. It's an awesome SBC. It actually has a built-in RTC, unlike many other SBCs (I'm looking at you, Pi bastards) and a

I was using FF. Trying again with google chrome... still doesn't work, Version 68.0.3440.106 (Official Build) (64-bit) under Ubuntu 18/Linux.

NP. Also, it seems the button to publish the DTalk key to steem isn't working.

Sounds awesome! FYI, your link above for Steem Messenger goes to the same location as the Mangosteem link above.

Only just spotted your stuff, very cool! Do you suppose a dremel with a sanding tip would be a good way to rough up the glass before drilling the hole so that the regular drill bit doesn't slide around

Weren't those flags all after the voting closed?

I wouldn't know as a percentage. I will say that many of those present knew of blockchain technologies, as there have been several talks on it in the past, but it didn't seem to be a very big topic of

I was going to post each morning about the previous day, but two things happened. One - I was too exhausted the next morning and in a hurry to get back to the conference or other activities. Two - By the

Oh, sweet! Text based, supports lots of modern features, and it's available for arm and x86! I'm so glad you brought this to my attention! runs off to install it Well, I ended up going the docker route

The bottom line is that right now, digital ownership sucks, and we don't own anything. This, right here, is why I hate buying the digital version of anything. At best, we can only rent most digital things

You assume correctly. In the case of the above, the following command would generate that output: git difftool f7c2fe7ca6f58576fcf0b586ebee4edaea580259..659bd91052ffd3bdc223eabfcff775eb51ed3c8f --

Yeah, as I mentioned in the post, I was in the middle of making feature changes when I discovered that cryptocompare had changed the ticker symbols, so I had to do a bug fix commit immediately so everything

I missed the voting window for your post. I'm going to make it a point to check steem more frequently. The four character phrase you mention above, 不好意思, I've always viewed this as appropriate for the

I also don't think it's appropriate to use the NSFW tag for artwork unless you want it to be regarded as porn. Out of courtesy, you could put a note in the post title about it containing nudity, and then

Thanks! I expected a more common response would be "Why are you doing this?!" or "Wow, that's going to be way more expensive than just buying a laptop!" For neither reply would I have

Yeah, I bought one. Then found out that none of my HDMI cables had the magic activeness to it, so it didn't work. There it sits on my shelf... I tried a few different tutorials on getting it to work, all

Yeah, the tags are entirely up to the posters. That's one of the self-organizing aspects of the network that takes a deal of time to work itself out. Sadly, there aren't any good ways of filtering these

One aspect of language is grammar. Grammar is the set of rules for generating sentences in a given language. I consider that to be math, even if the set of symbols chosen isn't traditionally the same set

Is #steemstem really the best place? You could argue that language is an obvious extension of math, but then, what isn't? Perhaps a tag like #steemlang would be better? There's a lot of stuff tagged