https://blocktrades.us/create-steem-account
https://anon.steem.network/
You can buy an account via the above, after changing the master password you'll have full control of the account.
Ahh, excellent! Thank you very much for the heads-up!
Update: done!
https://steemit.com/bitshares/@jhtitor/citadel-desktop-new-bitshares-wallethttps://steemit.com/bitshares/@jhtitor/citadel-new-bitshares-gateway-dedicated-to-anonymityTo be fair, eventually older operating systems which don't receive windows updates become highly vulnerable. It's likely that most XP machines won't get meltdown/spectre fixes for example.
Yeah, no argument there. We just feel it's up to Microsoft and its users, not us.
AWESOME!
I've seen you contributed a lot in python-bitshares already and I am looking forward to working with you more closely in the future!
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Thanks. The whole thing wouldn't be possible without your library. I'm going to throw some more PRs at you, and am too quite eager to work with you more closely.
(I've already been told about a mysterious Telegram dev-channel, but given the current state of Telegram COUPLED with its insistence on collecting phone numbers of its users; I have some doubts about this. So please don't take it the wrong way, but we'll probably have to use github issues / this forum or whatever else to talk. Feel free to guide me somewhere.)
sounds pretty damn sick. any of our devs able to vouch for the source?
That is actually an excellent question, which highlights the importance of keeping your private keys to yourself. Please see above, xeroc's and abit's comment.
Also, please don't hesitate to inspect the source yourself. We've kept ALL changes to the core library visible (checkout my fork) and the source to the client itself is short enough to skim through. When/IF those changes propagate to the upstream, there will be even less things to inspect/verify.