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For all the doom and gloom surrounding crypto markets these days, there’s plenty to be excited about. Institutional investors are still actively buying Bitcoin ( ), venture capital is still investing heavily into blockchain startups and forthcoming regulatory clarity is likely to pave the way for wider adoption, perhaps as early as next year. This week’s Crypto Biz newsletter features some exci...

With a staggering 2.65 billion global users, Google Chrome is by far the most popular web browser. However, with the search engine amassing a total of 303 vulnerabilities in 2022, a recent report reveals that it might be the least secure, too. While details of these vulnerabilities have not been disclosed, Atlas VPN revealed that Chrome was found with 2.5 times more vulnerabilities than Mozilla...

As a savvy internet user, you might think no one clicks on Facebook and Instagram ads. You’d be wrong. In 2021, Meta made over $114 billion in revenue from advertising. Someone’s clicking. But who, and how do you get them to click on your ads? I’ll show you. Many marketers who tried Facebook ads, especially in their early days, decided Facebook advertising didn’t work. Don’t believe them. ...

On October 7, 2022, a bitcoin supporter named Jim Blasko explained that he discovered the oldest upload of Bitcoin’s version 0.1 codebase. The original code was thought to have been lost for more than a decade and with a “little browser hacking” Blasko was able to find the lost version 0.1 raw data and files stored on sourceforge.net. Bitcoiner Scrapes Up the ‘Cleanest Original Version of Bitco...

Multi-colored cables connected to a server Photographer: Andrey Rudkov/Bloomberg © 2022 Bloomberg Finance LP Hey Tech Lady, In efforts to help ease my transition from nonprofit & education to tech, I am reaching out to ask for some advice on how to make that leap? Any best practices, things to look out for or avoid? Ideas on where to find mentors (I have made some blind connections o...

Not long after the New York Times bought the Athletic earlier this year, the founders of the popular sports website held an all-staff call. Most Athletic staffers were pleased with the purchase. A six-year-old start-up, the Athletic had spent a year courting a buyer, discussing a merger with Axios and fielding interest from gambling companies and private equity firms. But the Times ponied up $5...

Blockchain News Chainlink Gets Back to Business as Usual After wrapping up SmartCon 2022 with a plethora of news announcements involving Chainlink across Web3, the oracle network returned to its regular integrations schedule. The flagship conference gave attendees a comprehensive look at how the world’s financial assets are transitioning into the blockchain format. Now it’s time to leave the fu...

News Plus, “Snow? What snow?” Stu Bykofsky’s lawsuit against the Inquirer moves forward. And more of what the city is talking about right now. Dr. Oz Has a Google Problem Much has been written about how the Dr. Oz-John Fetterman race has been playing out on social media. (Hell, the Washington Post did a whole illustrated guide to the memes.) And no matter who your candidate is, you have to admi...

Whether or not you know what an architectural developer is, chances are that you have enjoyed the products of these clever minds. This is especially true when it comes to working with Brett Jenkins, Senior Architecting Developer for Brafton’s Development Team. Brett obviously makes our web development top-notch, but as with the other personalities that populate Brafton’s widespread talent...

[Find the latest in equipment & maintenance: Explore this quarter’s issue of Calibrate] Ginnapher (Ginn) Velez is responsible for Clean Harbors’ fleet and equipment asset and maintenance management program of 29 motor carriers and 20,000 assets. Her organization includes asset purchase, equipment life cycle management, maintenance service centers, professional technicians, inventory, purcha...