You are viewing a single comment's thread from:RE: LeoThread 2025-03-10 11:44View the full contextthedessertlinux (65)in LeoFinance • 3 months ago X is down right now. #inleo isn't down. And even if it was, I'd be able to use another Hive interface no problem. One day, people will start waking up to the power of blockchain social media. #crypto
Yep! loving it!
I was like.... SO HAPPY! LOL
lol
And I pay for it! LOL
Agreed!
Probably wouldn't be able to use the threads part though, if inleo was down.
!BBH
I found some hacks to use it on other interfaces. Clunky, but you can.
Which ones?
The tests I've made has mostly not shown up in the feed despite being in the correct place just from another UI
!BBH
I tried Hive.Blog and was able to answer a few threads.
Yes. Answering threads is easy, but can you do a top-level thread? 😃
!BBH !SLOTH
Not yet haha that's why I stay on INLEO.
you are an awesome addition to this community, preach! I’ve made friends from the Dash community already and hope to make more
Great to hear!
How do people execute rugpulls without #twitter? :^ )
I'll have to learn how on Hive!
Yeah according to people on #down #twitter, $HIVE itself is a big pnozi scheme - what ever
Interesting.
Don't you #elon me !LOLZ
Rug pull are notn the way to go ... get all those big funds is tempting
Looks like INLEO is having issues too now!
Yeah getting #503 alot
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He always wants everything meow.
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Are there contingency plans for tommorrow's #ama? !LOLZ
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FACTS!
Which is why I love blockchain.
Social media on $HIVE can be digest with the help of different #ui
There not enough mirrors and loadbalance servers in world, to beat $HIVE decentral #network
This is the way!
One interface being down, while other works has nothing to do with blockchain!
Yes it does. It has everything to do with data being owned by the user and stored on a neutral network which doesn't go down.
Microservices, with one backend (although not centralized, and not web3.0) can also have many front-ends...