Negative Thoughts Slow You Down
No Surprise Here It’s a well known fact that having a negative mindset will slow you down, but it can also stop you from succeeding. If you’re a business person, having some doubts can...
Monthly Archive: August 2018
OpenSource Opens Doors For Your IT Career Path
Open That Door This was a great article that I thought was a nice reminder about how vital the Open Source community is for computing, IT and business. There’s no denying Open Source is...
Nvidia’s Geforce RTX Revolution Real-Time Ray Tracing GPU!
A Gamers Delight? Gamer’s and computing addicts alike should revel at Nvidia’s achievement at the consumer graphics level. Ray Tracing is essentially the equivalent of a real-time and real-life light source for what ultimately...
Verizon Throttling Creates Life and Death Situations
The Cost Of Net Neutrality For those who don’t know a lot of outrage has been directed at Verizon for throttling firefighter’s using an unlimited data plan (apparently once you hit 25GB they throttle...
Is Decentralized Centralized?
Vitalik Buterin VS Changpeng Zhao I always found it strange when people refer to decentralized as completely decentralized when it comes to cryptocurrency. Because, there is never truly such a thing as decentralized. It...
Monero lost more than 50% of its network hash rate
This is old news to many but I’ve been watching it, the hash rate on Monero was just over 1000 MH/s prior to the algorithm update as a way to combat ASIC mining by...
Your TV A Bitcoin Miner?
Yes, China-based Bitcoin mining products maker, Canaan Creative has revealed it’s plans to marry hardware and everyday products into one Bitcoin mining relationship. South China Morning Post reported that Canaan has launched something called...
VMWare 6.7 A Blast From The Past
Or A Blast To Their Market? I’ve used VMWare on and off over the years but mainly during the pre-opensource days before the days of Virtualbox, KVM, Xen, OpenVZ etc… and have dabbled and...
Google Chrome now marking non-SSL sites as insecure
Another Google Unnecessity? Previously Google’s Chrome was just marking sensitive sites where you would input things like credit card details as insecure (and rightfully so) but what’s happened in July of 2018 here is...
