I installed it. Nice game, but I haven't managed to solve it yet.
Yeah, it is pretty rare that it is solvable. I want to include a of level selector, but don’t hold your your breath waiting for one. 🙂
I've got thousands of $MAPLE waiting to share to my fellow memo cashers. Share your SLP for maple drops!
#dailymemo
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Unfortunately I can't use it because I use Android ☹️
Here is some additional info on token support: https://memo.cash/token-support
What would I use these tokens for? I think it would be nice with a short list of use cases to hell explain the feature.
How does this compare to other coins?
Unfortunately I can't use it because I use Android ☹️
I will get it published to Android too. It's written in React Native, so it should would on both platforms pretty much out of the box.
So you equate "readily available" with "common knowledge"?
Just trying to understand how big a scam it was.
Litecoin was a scam from the start:
"The first 10000 blocks of Litecoin were mined in a bit over 23 hours. 576 should've been mined in one day according to officially communicated blocktime of 2.5 minutes.
But wasn’t this information readily available? It’s a public ledger, no?
BCH is now up by 12.79% and now with a value of $322.00. This is really good news for BCH Holders the past few months! Let's celebrate in general not only the BCH community!
This is also really good news for BCH Spenders. 😉
Good point.
When you navigate back, the browser restores the scroll position on the page you left, so this would also be the UX with full page reloads.
Restoring the scroll position doesn’t always work when JavaScript is used to render a page. I am not a fan of single page apps because they often break these subtle features.
When scrolling large pages, it is nice to be able to view a single thread and not loose your place on the parent page.
Good point.
When you navigate back, the browser restores the scroll position on the page you left, so this would also be the UX with full page reloads.
On the contrary, ajax is preferred on my side.
... But I guess I'm in the minority, so I should probably hope for an API instead. :-)
On the contrary, ajax is preferred on my side.
I believe pop-ups got popular because websites got heavy and slow, and they were a way to avoid reloading pages. Memo's minimalistic interface should be fast enough to allow reloads.
What new features would people like to see most?
What new features would people like to see most?
An API.
What new features would people like to see most?
More affordable UI. Example: It doesn't make much sense that clicking on the timestamp links to the post.
What new features would people like to see most?
A UI without popups.
@memo: It there an API for Memo.cash? And if not, it is planned to create one?
Is memo struggling to build network effect?
I think they should differentiate themselves from Twitter and make a more geek friendly UI. Suggestion: Don't use JavaScript, and build something that could run in Mosaic.
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I think it would be nice with some example searches on the front page. If you want to keep it clean, you could show one at random from a pool of good examples.
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Is this because you don't like modals? What if we used URL rewrites so that modals changed to the correct URL for the post like Twitter does?
Changing the URL like Twitter does would help, but to me it seems better to load a new page. Keep the pages simple so that they load fast. You are doing an excellent job at this.
... Clicking on the timestamp should link to something like "memos posted around this time", but that doesn't really make any sense.
I am okay with modals as long as they are small ones with yes/no buttons or something similar. Big ones belong to the desktop experience. :)
