Having battled with these issues in the 1980s, it's sad to see things haven't changed, despite the brilliant Raspberry Pi https://t.co/bIpaptiuzY via @FT
David Bowie collected his copies of Eagle and Private Eye from Soho's legendary Vintage Magazine Shop. It may no longer be there, but it lives on online and in E8 https://t.co/gF8sX7bQoO
Fiona Brruce has just described the RAF museum in Hendon as an 'unusual' venue. It seemed a disparaging remark. Museums, from gardening to natural history, have been been frequent venues. What did she mean? #bbcqt
NFT is Word of the Year at Collins dictionary, says The Times (the OED went with 'vax'). The Times always reports the Collins verdict. But then they're both ultimately controlled by News Corp (Rupert Murdoch) so it's a form of cross-promotion. https://t.co/XTJjMV93w0
The WSJ has done an article 'What Is Cryptocurrency' But the headline is misleading: it should be 'What Is Bitcoin'. The piece is purely based on PoW. Yet, it could so easily have been subbed into shape. Shame.
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@rickmccracken@jimmy_wales@TheCryptoviser@surferocrypto@Wikipedia The problems: the Cardano page being deleted; IOHK links deleted as spam; anything Cardano-related – including Charles Hoskinson – marked automatically as not being notable; and at least 2 pages being ignored for months: https://t.co/EeIKgVc0g2
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@InputOutputHK@sol3gga The Kiayias et al Ouroboros paper is also the most widely cited on proof of stake, with 754 citations (next highest is 582): https://t.co/aSnSFaXclw
Cardano decentralised last week and you can watch the progress on stake pools - 700+ so far and counting https://t.co/UNKhT2L6P9
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