@thecolony If you are not using firefox, try that :)

The PoC Consortium has released a new version of their popular Burst Android App. Along with other small changes, they have also taken the input form the community and expanded the functionality of the wallet.

Changelog:

Encrypted / Unencrypted transaction messages
Contact book
Style changes and UX improvements
Specify outgoing payment in Fiat
Performance improvements
Dutch translation
Most notably, the added feature of Encrypted/Unencrypted transaction messages enables people to perform transactions with Bittrex! This app is the easiest way for Burst users to manage contacts, makes transactions, and monitor your wallet, all wrapped into a simple, sleek, and modern interface.

For those that wish to upgrade immediately, or install for the first time, please visit:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.icewave.burstcoinwallet

Or enter the google play store on your phone, and search for "Ice Wave Burst Wallet". There are other Burst Wallets in the store to be confused by, so make sure the app is by ICE WAVE.

The PoC Consortium encourages people to report any bugs or request ne features using this link:https://github.com/PoC-Consortium/burstcoin-mobile-doc/issues Also, you can visit their Discord server with any questions via this link: https://discord.gg/UH7CHHq

@dawallet Thank you!

Also shoot me any questions you have about stuff. I have been salvaging computers for about 5 years. Selling parts, and selling the rest as scrap.

@Gibsalot Not sure how old everything is but....

Usually almost any aftermarket motherboard is worth something. Also, older asus boards from HP machines (usually AMD ones)

Top of their line old cpus can be worth a bit. I sold a PIII 1000 mhz for $200 (cpu only - might have been a rare model)

Save anything 486 or older for sale.

Plextor CD/DVD writers.

Older servers...usually not much is good to sell, but check the model number of hard drives. Sometimes these servers are still running, and the hard drives are scarce for the arrays that are being run. Can run into some $50 old scsi drives.