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Posted: November 17, 2017

Bloomberg News Viewer Steals Bitcoin Directly From Host Though the TV

While the Dogecoin Christmas Day hack garnered more attention than this Bitcoin theft because the thief made away with over $12,00. This theft is on a much smaller scale, and it is actually bit funny.

During an on-air segment about Bitcoin security a Bloomberg news anchor presented a Bitcoin gift certificate to his two co-anchors as a Christmas gift. What happened next will go down as a lesson on w […] Continue Reading →

Posted: November 17, 2017

College Student wanted to see what GTA Would be like in the Real World

I have played all the Grand Theft Auto games, excluding only the latest version because it hasn’t come out on the PC yet. However, I am mentally stable enough to know that in real life you don’t steal a car, ram other cars, kidnap a girl and just regenerate at the starting point. According to NBC News though Zachary Burgess is a freshman lacrosse player at Auburn University didn’t quiet understand the co […] Continue Reading →

Posted: November 17, 2017

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Posted: November 17, 2017

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Posted: November 17, 2017

Bots Make up 61.5% of All Internet Traffic

According to incapsula.com the internet has more bots visiting website than actual people. The static showed that the bot to human ratio was extremely high as only 38.5% of internet traffic is made up of actual people. The other 61.5% are bots, scrapers, hacking tools, spammers and other impersonators.

Bots are a software application that runs automated tasks over the Internet. Typically, bots […] Continue Reading →

Posted: November 17, 2017

Full Scale Millennium Falcon Built for Upcoming Star Wars Movies

If you are as big a Star Wars fan as I am then this should make you geek out. According to Yahoo News, a full sized replica of the Millennium Falcon has been built – inside and out – that will be used in the upcoming Star Wars Episode 7 movie!

“A full-scale 1:1 Millennium Falcon has been built as well as the interiors of the ship for filming. The Falcon is done – inside and out. The se […] Continue Reading →

Posted: November 17, 2017

Nintendo Is Making Smartphone Games

Nintendo has officially confirmed after recent weeks of contrasting reports, that it will be releasing content for smartphones. Nintendo President, Satoru Iwata, announced the news at a business presentation in Tokyo, Japan. He explained that their first step in smartphone development is an app that could showcase “the value of our entertainment offerings, thus encouraging more people to participate in Nint […] Continue Reading →

Posted: November 17, 2017

China Bans Battlefield 4 because it Endangers National Security – Yeah Right

The Chinese Government (if you can call it that) is known for being repressive when it comes to giving its people free access to data. In the People Republic of China Internet browsers limit what people can search for, share and see on the net, making it is hard to find a bad word about the Government (again if you can call it that).

The latest thing to get banned in China is BF4 and the reason is n […] Continue Reading →

Posted: November 17, 2017

Norway Plans to Digitally Archive Entire Library Collection

The National Library of Norway aims to digitally archive their entire collection including books, newspapers, magazines, multimedia items and even television broadcasts. So far, they have digitized an estimated 235,000 books, 740,000 hours of radio, 310,000 hours of television, 7,000 records, and 7,000 films. The entire project will take an approximate 20-30 years to complete.

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Posted: November 17, 2017

18 Core Intel Processor in 2015

Intel has been in the lead for longer than I can remember, I think it was back in 2006 that AMD could compete core-for-core with Intel. In this type of market there is no need for Intel to really push the boundaries and give us the same type of performance increase per-generation as we saw from the Pentium-D to Core 2 Duo. However, it does look like Intel is going to make good with the upcoming 14nm […] Continue Reading →