Connected with some old friends from middle school. It felt so weird. Nostalgia really kicked in and it's crazy how we've changed so much...and how deep into bitcoin I am now.
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New to this forum and I’m already addicted. Way too much fun to send/receive value for free with no banks involved. Way better than earning karma on Reddit for example. Trying to spread the word as much as possible and onboard more newbies 🧡
This is my new go-to place. Reddit is useful if you follow the right people (some OGs and devs post there), but it's also swamped by moonboys and butters. Stacker has higher signal to noise IMO.
have ability to select your languages (e.g. EN and JP) in your profile settings and then content would be filtered only to those languages. And then if you are posting new post/comment and have multiple default languages, then the UI could ask you which one you are using for your post (just quick buttons).
Nah man, I don't agree with this take. It's good for the network for communities to form in various languages. The people who need Lightning and Bitcoin the most are typically not living in English-speaking countries :)
Like me :) I am from a non-English speaking country with 50%+ annual inflation.
Let's agree to disagree. If they can read and reply to messages in English they should be able to copy and paste through a translator so we can all benefit from what they have to say.
Fourth day in a row rocking it with React :) Added a usd to sats converter at UselessShit.co to quickly calculate the amount of sats which would have been stacked.
Next I'm putting my hands on adjusting the tone on the cards to make it less offensive and more encouraging to save in bitcoin, as suggested here by @sb. Will likely leave an option to shame close friends with the cards which already exist.
The sammer send me 12 words via a public tweet, so it looks like an accident. I tried out the wallet (why not, I have nothing to loose) and the shitcoin app Exodus dold me there were a thousand USDT in it. However it is a stablecoin on Tron or something (?) that requires Tron to be bought and burned or something? before one can move them.
That's a really bizarre and elaborated scam. I did know that Exodus listed shitty shitcoins but I didn't know they were listing actual scams.
I wish I had the time and the knowledge how this scam was implemented. Their blockchain must have some sort of smart contract which somehow denies transactions before receiving more and instantaneously exchange it to Bitcoin and send it to the scammer, I assume?
I also really really want to know who made this scam because if the programming time & effort he could have easily planned a Walmart heist. And if it's him or some script kiddy? Just out of curiosity on how professionalized this industry already is.
I saw this last year but with another shitcoin. Watched the wallet for a couple of months, victims getting ETH stolen while the fees were very high, until the activity stopped.
Clever scam, and interesting too in that everyone that lost money thought they were ripping someone else off. I don't support it, but I didn't feel very bad for them either.
Someone posted about wanting a SN app... As someone deep into teaching myself Swift / SwiftUI I'd love to work on a 3rd party client for iOS. Even though I feel the web client is more than sufficient.
I'm not dense enough to believe I am the best person for this job, but it feels like a great learning opportunity and I would happily open source the project.
Yeah this alone will prevent me from touching the project, but I am working on other aspects of my project and will integrate this when/if an API becomes available. Can always lop it off into a stand alone app if people want that as well.
How about making a PWA and simply adjusting the the web app so it scales better on mobile? I think that way there's less hustle and no need to build an app for every platform :) Edit: also an issue with Swift is that it requires that the developer uses an Apple computer.
I like this idea as well. The only reason I want to build it natively in Swift is for my personal learning experience. However, there is no API as of right now so its not really feasible to build.
With that said, I am working on a personal project to build out a nice dashboard app. When/If an API becomes available, I will add it to the functionality of my app and will break it off if people want something stand alone.
I agree, but I personally don't have the skill set to make that happen. Frankly, I am not sure that I have the chops to build it for iOS yet either, but want to leverage it as a learning opportunity. Learning is best done with a project you are passionate about, and this feels like a good focus.