Very good information, I really do not have much knowledge about that type of topics, but your information helps me a lot. I congratulate you very good work. @drakos
Amazing post, and I am confident this will be useful to many because as you pointed out some people have the tendency to drop out when things aren't panning out as they'd hoped or inadvertently misplace their account credentials. I think it's best to save your information in a word document or possibly a thumb drive for larger accounts. You definitely know your stuff from what I read! Look forward to reading more from you!
Nice work @drakos!
While this looked more of a tutorial, and I think it would be better suited as a tutorial for such posts in the future. The fact that you created a useful github solution out of it made sense for me to approve it as dev effort.
Thank you for the contribution. It has been approved.
It's a mix of a tutorial and a solution. It fits both categories, so I went with 'development' hehe. In fact, it was originally only a post about the JS script, then I figured I'd make a more complete post about it and included the other alternatives.
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NIce post @drakos, I can see this being very helpful for many! Great work and very helpful!
Very good information, I really do not have much knowledge about that type of topics, but your information helps me a lot. I congratulate you very good work. @drakos
Wow nice robot steemit thank you for sharing
Amazing post, and I am confident this will be useful to many because as you pointed out some people have the tendency to drop out when things aren't panning out as they'd hoped or inadvertently misplace their account credentials. I think it's best to save your information in a word document or possibly a thumb drive for larger accounts. You definitely know your stuff from what I read! Look forward to reading more from you!
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Am I reading that correct? Are you allowing 'Joe Public' to log into the db?
It's a public database provided by @arcange. You can follow his blog for news and updates. And there's a channel at https://steemit.chat/channel/steemsql for it.
Already done resteemed my dear friend@drakos
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grepthe whole blockchain if you happen to have it locally( I am doing it with Python).Also thanks for the script, I have been wondering how exactly we go from the seed to the address but I never tried it properly.
Nice work @drakos!
While this looked more of a tutorial, and I think it would be better suited as a tutorial for such posts in the future. The fact that you created a useful github solution out of it made sense for me to approve it as dev effort.
Thank you for the contribution. It has been approved.
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It's a mix of a tutorial and a solution. It fits both categories, so I went with 'development' hehe. In fact, it was originally only a post about the JS script, then I figured I'd make a more complete post about it and included the other alternatives.
Unfortunately, methods with SteemSQL looks like they doesn't work.. because SteemSQL is not free anymore..
Sadly they switched to a monthly subscription that costs 10 SBD :(
I have my own subscription, because I need that service for my applications.