PetrolMan

Interesting. How does it compare to other CI software like Jenkins? I'm always a bit skeptic about tools that look nice but turn out to be limited when put to real work.

Viper is not completed, and it might never be completed.

Solidity is here now, and the demand for Solidity developers is growing by the hour.

Maybe the immutability is not 100% now, but it will be when the technology is finalized, which will take a few more years. The fork to save DAO funds was a good thing, because otherwise too much ETH would have been in the hands of an attacker. The ETH distribution would have been skewed. That's all.

This article might be a wake up call for anyone that still doubts the utility of such projects, and the amount of research that goes into them.

It's out of stock. Anyway... they'd have to be really big. Think about it: with the money for LB you could buy instead 4 ETH and a Ledger Nano to keep them on it.