Entering the 21st century shouldn't be so difficult.
Technology is moving faster than ever. For those of you who don't either work in the tech industry or have a vested interest, it can be overwhelming. Here I attempt to simplify modern concepts of technology that can be stressful or confusing to most, and address more advanced issues and common misconceptions sprouted in the tech industry. And if you need a drone photographer, check out my Portfolio - I'm available for hire.
Artificial intelligence is gradually becoming a constant presence in many technological applications. From apps and websites that show accurate user recommendations to gaming predictions, it is changing user experience in many fields. It provides the accuracy, efficiency, convenience, and ease that earlier technology failed to provide. As a result, it is becoming safer to transport goods and services.
Creating a cryptocurrency is a good way to put a unique spin on how things are generally done. For example, Bitcoin is changing how money is transferred from one place to another, Ripple is focusing on banks and Stellar is aimed at the unbanked.
Although it’s safe to say that Bitcoin is a lot more popular today than it was even one year ago, it hasn’t reached a significant level of adoption compared to fiat money. Part of that is because it’s significantly more difficult, for those not used to it, to practically use bitcoin. It’s not as hard as it sounds - and here are the main methods to cash out.
"Flat-Earthers" are the worst. Up there with climate-change deniers and anti-vac loonies. When did this sudden craze of anti-science become so popular?