Scaling Bitcoin: How the Lightning Network improves Bitcoin
When Satoshi Nakamoto first published the idea of Bitcoin, the very first comment was about scalability and how the Bitcoin proposal does not allow for…
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6 Crucial Startup Lessons I Would Share With My Younger Self
In hindsight, the first business I started had all the ingredients to succeed. I just didn’t realize it at the time. I worked really hard…
Top-6 Best Anonymous Browsers Or Why Privacy Matters
“Aren’t all browsers anonymous?” This question might be the first thing coming to your mind while reading the title. Each browser window has sections responsible…
What Exactly Is Browser Security and Why Does It Matter So Much
With an approximate of over 4.33 billion users globally, the internet first blossomed into a phenomenon the world could not get enough of and has…
The Shardus Consensus Algorithm: A Blockless Architecture for Immediate Transaction Processing
With the introduction of the Bitcoin network software, a new era of technology was born. It provided, for the first time, a trustless, peer-to-peer payment…
Here’s Why Bioethics Are Meant To Be Surpassed
After He Jankui announced the first gene-edited babies to be successfully modified using CRISPR in China, everyone on the web started to shoot him with…
My Journey Building a Tech Startup [Resources Listed]
I first set out to make my startup a viable a year ago, when I was 15. (Fluitech is now ArisVeam and I’m currently building…
Rails and Laravel Explained With Basic MVC Structure
Ok, first of all, this isn’t an article about which framework is better since they have different base languages. If you are a beginner this…
How Firefox Almost Won the Second Browser War. Almost.
On November 9th, 2004, Mozilla released Firefox 1.0. Born from the fallout of the first browser war, the launch of Firefox signaled the start of…
What is on your mind?
The answers to this question can be divided into two categories. The first one regards the present. Not the broad definition of the present, but…