Time for my first HiveFest!! (+ steps to decode your invite in the ...

Hello hello, long time no see! Beeen busy.

Tomorrow and Saturday I will find some time to join HiveFest though!

Here is my VR headset (Oculus 2) and my headband in preparation for the event:

Here is my avatar:

( gabe = @gaottantacinque / @keys-defender )

Can't figure out how to change those ugly clothes lol..

These are the talks I'll likely listen to (I have to skip some due to other commitments - work and personal):

green: yes, orange: tentative

Come find me and say hi if you want to!

And now some help for the community..

I was trying to follow the various steps to prepare for the virtual conference. I got to the step where I was supposed to decode the private memo using peakd.com but there was not a lock sign right next to it..

It may just be that I was doing something wrong since I'm a nostalgic and still use https://hive.blog most of the times. Anyway, I decided to decrypt it using the simple steps below. I hope it helps someone else that has the same problem.

What you need:

A browser;
your private memo key.

Where can you find your memo key you ask?

In hive.blog under @keys-defender/permissions
_{(log in with your owner key to reveal it)}
In peakd.com under actions > keys and permissions

STEPS:

Open https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@hiveio/hive-js/dist/hive.min.js
Copy all the code (hive-io.js library)on the page. (Command + A on Mac, Ctrl + A con Windows)
Open the browser Console (Command + Option + J on Mac, F12 on Windows).
Paste the hive-io.js code copied above and press enter.
Copy and paste the command below and press enter.

_{(It uses the function hive.memo.decode with 2 arguments: your private memo key and the message that you want to decode)}

Code:

hive.memo.decode(
  'YOUR_PRIVATE_MEMO_KEY_HERE',
  '#TmxigZZryX5rYr9Exb65WT2hr1XVXiHDSaV545BwTnD1HeJcwNCKssvM73FyrVinA6uLER3HGtE9N1NLoFnyJH13apGs1aWo6jdaKLesdQHs2XmXoZSjpPBaW5Ap6jxA3qdsGqGW9FdWjPq9gy9PmJFetWpw8psTVjYwmHdsEH6PfQjcS2VSMisTFu1oburkrwdpGrVBTrzZ7hFYHPDs76wrjHdt2P7SWph3NaGiyLBHZd'
);

Outcome: You'll find your password/invite in the output of that command!