Revive ripple-client-desktop

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Update: as of Jan 15, 2019, trading is working.

https://github.com/r0bertz/ripple-client-desktop

The first goal is to make it fully functional with RippleAPI.

Current status is most read only operations are working except order book.

Please follow this twitter thread for the most recent updates:
This weekend I tried to revive ripple-client-desktop. l I have reached a point at which I can run gulp without any warning on the command line. However, the app stuck at loading. Then I figured out that the client uses an ancient ripple-lib API. — r0bertz (@r0bertz) December 17, 2018
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xrp.ninja Ripple validator upgraded to 0.81.0

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Information about this version can be found here https://ripple.com/dev-blog/rippled-version-0-81-0/.

This happened at about 1:45pm local time.

There were some behavior changes after the upgrade:

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