Admit it — since you were a kid you’ve dreamed of robots that went to work for you, hoverboards from Back to the Future and, of course, flying cars. It’s 2020 — the year that popped up in so many sci-fi films as ‘the future’ — and we’re living it. So where are our flying … It’s 2020: Where Are Our Jetsons Flying Cars?
Have you ever wanted to travel around the world? You know, quit your job, pack a bag and go wherever the road takes you. Don’t you want to experience adventure, learn new cultures, taste exotic food, and to know that you have the freedom of doing whatever the fuck you want? Isn’t that the dream? … Best Way to Travel? Become a Digital Nomad
It’s no secret at this point that voice technology is drastically changing the way in which we interact with our electronic devices. Whether it’s using Amazon’s Alexa to order a weighted blanket or pulling up Apple’s Siri to help you find the way to that juice bar you heard about from that one guy, this … Text to Speech: The Promise and the Perils from a Writer’s Perspective
I own a PlayStation 2. I have a handful of physical game discs. I need special cables to get it to connect to most TVs. Stupidly, I assumed the EyeToy camera could connect to my modern computer as a webcam. I refuse to get rid of or upgrade my console. Over on the other hand, … From Physical to Revokeable
Data breaches are now becoming commonplace in the healthcare, legal, and real estate sectors. A significant number of these cyberattacks happen because many of these organizations or businesses are resistant to investing heavily on appropriate information technology (IT) security, especially small-time private practices or small businesses. Digitalization and data sharing have continuously been on the … Healthcare, Legal, and Real Estate Sectors are Vulnerable to Cyberattacks and Data Breaches
It’s been a long day. You’re stressed, you’re tired, and you feel like the weight of the world is bearing down on you with such intensity that you just can’t take it anymore. Suddenly, something small happens. Something that you would have laughed off any other day, but it is now slowly making you more … Video Games as a Coping Mechanism for Panic Attacks
In response to rising fraud, a Tunisian olive oil company has decided to use blockchain technology to provide their customers with an unprecedented level of transparency. CHO is one of the leading olive oil providers in Tunisia. With help from IBM, customers can now pick up a bottle of their olive oil, scan the tag, … Olive Oil Giant Uses Blockchain to Combat Fraud
The cyclical nature of history; that’s quite a mouthful. A simpler and more common way to put that would be history repeats itself. A more technical term for this phenomena is called historic recurrence. We’ve probably all heard the quote: “Those who cannot learn from the past, are doomed to repeat it.” — Paraphrased from … What Do Startups, Streaming Services, and Digital Currencies All Have in Common?
Trent Lapinski interviews Ruben Merre, CEO of Ngrave.io. In this episode Trent and Ruben discuss blockchain security and their new crypto hardware wallet the Ngrave Zero. Host: Trent Lapinski Guest: Ruben Merre Music: kaffekrus Automated Transcript (may contain errors): Ruben Merre: 00:05 what we focus on is security so that people can invest in it … The Coldest Crypto Wallet with Ruben Merre (CEO of Ngrave)
