Besides, it's not like the ideas you come up with while altered can't be re-assessed once you're sober. It's a temporary alteration, not a pipe through the frontal lobe.
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I feel like you could recycle this headline indefinitely. https://www.fool.com/investing/2023/07/21/2-cryptos-to-avoid-no-matter-what/
We're up to 74. Looks like we have 346 to go, now.
I'm a filthy casual with my gaming SteelSeries Arctis 7P. It's comfortable, around-ear, and is sufficient for my casual music/movie/gaming needs. Also comes with a wireless dongle to let me use it wirelessly with my PS5.
I know the scam of sending people scam tokens so that they'll interact with malicious contracts, but what's the purpose behind random wallets sending me miniscule (0.0003 or less) amounts of USDC?
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Okay, but, seriously, when can I share images off of Warpcaster without screenshotting and cropping them?
Eenteresting. I'll have to give that a try - thank you!
The limitation I'm encountering is that I want to be able to sign transactions as N distinct wallets within browsers, but I can't easily run that many wallets locally due to being able to only run so many browsers. Does Foundry's wallet provisioning allow a way to circumvent that?
I *think* it may be just easier to build a mock implementation as a locally-running HTTP server. This may turn out to be one of those "because we thought it'd be easy" kind of things.
Me, building an HTTP mock backend just to test my dapp
In the meantime, is there a particular port you recommend? I can see about what I need to do to get it up and running on a machine.
I'm in for a campaign co-op run. Now to the real challenge: coordinating schedules, especially across timezones.
You know it's humid outside when the clothes you hang up to dry at 7:30am aren't dry by 5:00pm.
May just end up writing a mock backend for local testing so that my testing isn't limited by how many distinct wallets I have that can sign transactions.
Is there a way to test a Dapp locally with Hardhat and multiple (4+) wallets connected concurrently? Been getting by with 3 (CB Wallet on Chrome and Brave, Metamask on Firefox), but now I need to test with 4+ wallets.