Cryptographic Primitives in Blockchain : Part I
here are various such cryptographic primitives that are employed in blockchain, let’s start with hash functions
Here’s where you can watch 4,000 free TV episodes (if you don’t mind ads)
How to watch 4,000 episodes of TV shows on YouTube for free.
Best Resin 3D Printers of 2022
If you’re looking for the best resin 3D printers, the first thing to know is that 3D printers fall into two basic categories: filament or resin. Filament models are usually considered the best 3D printers for large pieces, but resin 3D printers undeniably have the edge when it comes to precision and detail. Even relatively […]
Enabling Editability in Social Media On Decentralized Networks with Cherish: An Overview
How crypto projects can finally combat legacy social media platforms with the help of data innovation on the blockchain.
How Microsoft Envisions a Blockchain-Based System for Preventing Piracy
A new paper published by Microsoft’s research department proposes to tackle piracy with a blockchain-based bounty system titled "Argus."
Driving Action Through the Power of ‘Yet’
Saying “I can’t do” triggers a belief that she can never do it, it’s not within her reach. That makes her give up without trying hard enough.
Women Have Been in Tech Since the Beginning
Next time you say "women have always been in programming," and you get a bunch of replies asking you to prove it, you can link them this blog.
10-Step Checklist for Assessing an Initial Coin Offering (ICO) Project
Dye to the growing demand for educating new crypto investors, we’ve put together the following, 10 definitive factors for assessing a successful ICO project.
Exxon Mobil Is Starting to Burn Excess Gas to Mine Bitcoin
Super Gassy Instead of simply burning excess natural gas for no reason and wasting it completely, Exxon Mobil is making a change we’re not entire sure is an improvement – they’re taking that “extra” 18 million cubic feet of gas per month and using it to power crypto mining facilities. The oil giant reached an […]
Asahi Linux is reverse-engineering support for Apple Silicon, including M1 Ultra
Developers’ work on past M1 hardware is making it easier to support new chips.