Why China Can’t Handle Bitcoin
The paranoia over the possibility of their power being questioned is why China can’t handle bitcoin and has outright banned it.
List Of Top 25 US Newspapers By Daily Circulation
One out of every eight subscribers to print publications is leaving each year. At its peak in the 1980s, their daily circulation exceeded 63 million, but it is currently only approximately one-third that amount. Here’s a list of the top 25 US newspapers by daily circulation.
The Rise Of AI Art
The incredible rise of AI art is nothing short of amazing. Currently, the output of these systems is primarily viewed as novelty when it appears on the cover of a magazine or when it is utilized to create memes. But this might not be the case for too long.
Hong Kong University To Inaugurate Mixed Reality Classroom In Metaverse
Hong Kong university is set to inaugurate a mixed reality classroom within the Metaverse. The university intends to create a learning environment that virtually unites the two campuses—in Hong Kong and Guangzhou—by constructing MetaHKUST.
How RAW Got Involved In Mauritius Snooping Scandal
Allegations that Pravind Jugnauth, the prime minister of Mauritius, permitted an Indian tech team to set up equipment to intercept internet data have grown into a political scandal. RAW is right in the middle of all of it. This is how RAW got involved in Mauritius snooping scandal.
How Sierra Leone’s 2014 Ebola Lockdown Was A Template For COVID Lockdowns
To be honest, I’d never much thought about the Ebola lockdowns in Sierra Leone and Liberia in 2014 and 2015. Within public health, the Sierra Leone and Liberia lockdowns were an early illustration of the fact that lockdowns were ineffective, but governments of developing nations sometimes do strange things; the idea that these lockdowns might have greater geopolitical significance never occurred to me.
What Is Cryptojacking, The Cyber Attack Carried Out By Crypto Miners?
Just what is cryptojacking, the cyber attack carried out by crypto miners? Cryptojacking is a type of cyber assault in which a computing equipment is hijacked and operated by the perpetrator, and its capabilities are used to generate bitcoin illegally.
This Is The Death Of Social Network
The day when social networking was the majority of consumers’ main internet experience has passed. This is the death of social network.
Recently-Released Classified Documents Could Help Lawmakers Break Up Big Tech Companies
In a polarized political environment where working across party lines is rare, legislative measures to break up Big Tech monopolies have received support from both ends of the aisle. This reaction is owed to recently-released classified documents that could help lawmakers break up Big Tech companies.
Matt Pottinger: The US Intelligence Agent Who Shutdown The World
In 1948, the US House of Representatives received a tip from a man named Whittaker Chambers that several federal officials had been working for the communists. One of these officials was more than happy to appear before Congress to clear his name—a leading State Department and United Nations representative named Alger Hiss.