This was the year that I finally jumped down the rabbit hole known as “cryptocurrency” — decentralized, blockchain-based digital money — and a big part of what sparked my interest was the concept of “mining,” or using my computer’s processing power to mint new units of these “coins.”
I just “bought” my first .1 Dash about five minutes ago on a currency exchange you may not have heard of.
Dash ($DASH), a decentralized digital currency, released an upgrade to its blockchain code Wednesday that promises to reduce most transaction fees to less than a third of a penny, boasting that it has upgraded its scaling capabilities as Bitcoin struggles under the load of its users’ activity.
A woman pulled a revolver and a machete at the Kardashian’s boutique on Thursday, knocking items off counters and “mumbling incoherently.”
Hillary Clinton claimed at the Democratic debate in Manchester, New Hampshire that ISIS is circulating videos of Donald Trump as a recruiting tool for terrorism.
What is the best way to counter extremism? For Iraqi news anchor Ahmed Albasheer, the answer is comedy. After an eight-plus year career in news correspondence, Albasheer decided to leave the news desk to combat corruption and fight Islamic terror through humor.
Los Angeles motorists are used to confusing parking regulations, but a few signs recently posted around town probably upset some reality TV fans.
