Help yourself to my data—I don’t want it!
Silicon Valley giants create models that keep them at the competitive edge, even using users' data for ads, but is this enough to present them as bad guys as what fledgling firms make them out to be?
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Free the data!
Social media CEOs from tech giants like Twitter and Facebook were able to build some of the greatest wealth (and power) in the world's history by selling their users' aggregate data.
Kevin Healy: My long journey to BSV
On this CoinGeek Conversations, former iOS developer Kevin Healy shares his journey to the original Bitcoin protocol and also explains the advantages of Bitcoin technology based on what is written in the Bitcoin white paper.
It’s a Bitcoin conspiracy
A conspiracy theory is a rollercoaster ride where you're never quite sure what's fact or fiction. But a great many conspiracy theories do indeed end up being revealed to be true, and this is where real investigative journalism is needed, Kurt Wuckert Jr. writes.
Silicon Valley Bank follows Silvergate into the abyss—what comes next?
The Silicon Valley Bank will now need assistance from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. to have any hope of making its depositors whole, although even Federal Government assistance has limits.
A better Internet with IPv6 multicast and peer-to-peer groups: The Bitcoin Masterclasses Series 2 with Craig Wright
It’s possible to remodel the Internet and ensure that creative developers get paid, not Silicon Valley giants, Dr. Craig Wright explains in the third session of The Bitcoin Masterclasses Series 2.
I paid $10 for HeartMail so you didn’t have to
Milestone 3 for HeartMail includes the ability to register Money Button paymails previously bought when that market was introduced in 2019, as well as a referral system.
New HeartMail milestone: Register your paymail addresses for free, for now
On his YouTube Channel, Bitcoin entrepreneur and developer Ryan X. Charles announced that Heartmail account owners could register their paymail addresses for free, for a limited time.
A comment on social media, software developers, and Silicon Valley corporations
The emotive nature of people's reactions because of social media presents a state that has come with the intentionally conditioned reflex of people over time.
Open source and liability
Some individuals in the "cryptocurrency space" are promoting false beliefs that open-source software is free and has no copyright, and devs don't have liability for the software they are developing.
Bitcoin inventor Craig Wright aims at a trillion transactions per second on BSV
Bitcoin inventor Dr. Wright talked about Bitcoin's scaling figures and his plans for the technology in a new interview with Josh Hamilton of The Jist.
Banking old wine in new bottles
Many industries are trying to find ways to turn Bitcoin into something else. They want to make digital gold, but Bitcoin isn’t digital gold.