I see you are into Linux as well.
That is cool you minted the music NFTs.
I never really fully built out any project on HIVE. I did 3 proposals overtime and I mainly got laughed at for the most part. I got 69 votes on my last one though.
I always took the approach that if I couldn't get funding from various stuff like HIVE or EOS I couldn't just sit there and work on it a ton vs posting my content. Just like I would't go work for Google or Microsoft for free.
I would have to have more control over something to really try to put a bigger effort into it.
I am a Leader on DTube and one of the top holders but once I really came into it a little less than 2 years ago there was no funding there so it was more about taking a bigger position and trying to work on what I could. We have major issues over there and are trying to roll out an update to make the chain more stable. Currently the chain is halted.
I have a lot of plans with that project but like with anything where there isn't funding it's going to have to take a massive effort and be self funded to get it to a point where we can move forward.
That's fine, I didn't really mean you build something. Just a 10 year summary on your life in Hive as opposed of just your regular life, or life in crypto. I also had a life beside hive, crypto and tech. But because it was a Hiversary, I thought the emphasis should be done mainly on Hive experience.
For example I'll say memorable moments would be giving talks about Steem to my local crypto community. Getting pulled in Tokyo into a Steem meeting without even knowing about it. Minting a PFP with my logo on my Hive profile, installing a Hive node for testing HAF.
Getting great rewards by controversial character Bernie Sanders.
Watching Heidi travels become a crypto personality.
Watching crypto finally get booted from the community.
Watching Ned play the guitar while destroying Steem live.
The hive revolution and Justin sun.
The VR fests during COVID.
Etc etc
I posted the people I met that were Steem / HIVE famous but didn't want to dwell too much on various things that happen because so many people have left.
Even in the last couple of days I thought about at least a dozen various people who used to be real big on here. I'm probably going to Vegas in a couple of weeks and was going to hit up @stackin to see if we wants to meet up. I'm still connected to him on Instagram.
That's a great story, hive friends are the best.
Can't wait to see them next month in Barcelona.