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RE: NEWSTEEM Is Awesome!

in #steem7 years ago

Well, this post seems to be doing decent enough lol..

I know right! lol. Makes you wonder, if people just like negativity, or they are genuinely trying to be supportive and want me to stay, idk, but I'm choosing to go with the latter.

I just try to look at steem like its in its infancy and we have weaning, teething, and all the not so fun realities of tech rearing to tackle.

Yeah, that's how I view it too, I just bug out a little sometimes.

Take that edicted approach, for me that's just learned via your reply what html stands for I can definitely see the reason in accepting nobody has really tapped the potential here. Maybe we never will, but the only way to guarantee not realising what's at stake here (pun intended) is by jumping ship..

Yeah I found that comment to be one of the most helpful comments here during that moment. I did appreciate them all, but the level headed logical approach was speaking my language and helped me calm down a bit.

I try to maintain the idea that value is relative to the market (among other factors which drive value), and of course that is more than an idea, it's purely factual, and we could be sitting on some very valuable currency with all kinds of uses in the future. That thought alone is enough to make me think twice about irrational moments. (doesn't mean I won't bug a little, but after the fact I think about how ridiculous I'm being.)

PS. Computer program languages are pretty cool man. It's easy to get lost in. I say anyone who is interested in programming should definitely check out those Raspberry Pi's. If you look up just how much that little chip is capable of, your mind might be a bit blown.

Thanks always for your support and kinds words brother.

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Yes man anytime, I'll look into this raspberry pi I'm looking to make a modest laptop or chromebook purchase soon.. Things are a bit tight for now so I steem on mobile style.. Sigh

Steem on mobile is rough. With a tight budget, I recommend always keeping your eye open for people who have crashed laptops laying around. You would be surprised how cheaply some people will let them go, because they are not willing to fix them,(or don't know how) and taking them to a repair shop can be damn near as pricey as buying a new one oftentimes. Many get new , and have junkers laying around. (at least around here.)

If you manage to find one, you could set up a Linux OS pretty easily (and Linux is free opensource software, unlike Windows which you would have to buy or pirate.), and run chrome, set up keychain, boom you have a steem machine. (Linux is also not very hard to operate. You just need to know some update commands, and a few others, which you can save in a note and paste them into the terminal.)

If you happen to get one and need any help, hit me up and I'll be happy to offer some guidance if needed.

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