Update README about hardware and persistent storage

[epiccurious]

cc @BenWestgate

[epiccurious]

Tried to reorganize a bit without losing fidelity

[epiccurious]

Relates to #23

[BenWestgate]

In lists either use all fragments or all sentences, never both.

The minimum system requirements are likely 2GB of RAM. "Any computer made in the last 10 years" is how yeti explained it. But now any from the last 15 are likely sufficient for minimum.

Remember Bails is portable, what OS you need to sync is not what you need to use Bails with. You might clone Bails from your friend's USB who synced in a day with 16GB RAM. Or plug it into a PC you borrowed to sync faster.

2GB and 3GB is plenty to stay synched with if it doesn't get too far behind and the usb is fast.

[BenWestgate]

In practice the "index card" is baloney, I was as wide as the entire width of 8.5" paper writing legible and my other tester turned the paper horizontally and used over 9 inches.

You could fit it on an index card by wrapping it in 3,4,6 lines but because this requires keeping line numbers it increases effort and risk of loss.

Nobody gets confused writing it in one long line like they were shown it. And that should maximize compatibility with other codex32 wallets.

[epiccurious]

Pushed a change with the three improvements:

• consistency with sentence fragments
• any computer since 15 years
• remove reference to index cards

[BenWestgate]

I'll take a look at it later tonight

I left more comments on your commit itself. I guess that's called a "review" on here.

[epiccurious]

Ok, I'll check those comments.

[epiccurious]

@BenWestgate I don't see the comments on my commit. Can you double-check if you saved/submitted them?

[BenWestgate]

@BenWestgate I don't see the comments on my commit. Can you double-check if you saved/submitted them?

https://github.com/BenWestgate/Bails/pull/43/files/7f7135bcdce81fa60c564d5dffcc27d733a82500