Month: February 2023
Cummingtonite
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The Remarkable Ivan Sutherland
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Eventually ChatGPT will eat itself
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Sonos quietly raises Beam and Sub prices by $50
Photo by Chris Welch / The Verge As it nears the launch of two new smart speakers, Sonos appears to be taking another look at pricing across the company’s product portfolio — and raising them in some cases. The second-generation Beam, which was $449 just a week ago, is now shown as $499 on Sonos’ … Read more
Filecoin, Storj Tokens Outperform Bitcoin Amid Increased Use of Decentralized Storage Protocols
The utility FIL token jumped 62% over the past week. Decentralized storage protocols recently gained attention as their use has increased, an analyst said.
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Caitlin Long Sees ‘Coordinated Effort’ Among Regulators for Custodia Rejection
Custodia Bank’s CEO says crypto will find its way into the traditional banking system and regulators could be playing ‘whack-a-mole’ years down the road.
Coinbase beats Q4 earnings estimates amid falling transaction volume
Transaction volume on the exchange fell 12% in 2022’s fourth quarter, but the firm still beat forecast earnings despite a 57% year-on-year revenue drop.
New York state announces another upgrade to its virtual currency monitoring capacity
The New York State Department of Financial Services did not describe its new capacities, but said they will contribute to the detection of a variety of illegal activities.
A subredit dedicated to legacy code
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When disaster hits, social circles are crucial lifelines
Demonstrators demand action from the Republican presidential candidates about the water crisis in Flint outside the historic Fox Theatre before the GOP presidential debate on March 3rd, 2016, in Detroit, Michigan. | Photo: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images In the wake of disaster, maintaining close ties with friends and family is a crucial part of recovery. Those … Read more
Another podcasting executive is leaving Spotify
Nick Barclay / The Verge This is Hot Pod, The Verge’s newsletter about podcasting and the audio industry. Sign up here for more. So much for the holiday weekend — it’s a busy week already! We’ve got another major shake-up at Spotify and a bitter cancellation at WNYC. Plus, Hot Pod Summit is this Thursday! … Read more
YouTube Music will let you make your own custom radio stations
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Google is giving YouTube Music users the ability to create custom stations based on specific artists and to tune how the algorithm decides what songs it should play. The feature, which is called the “Radio Builder,” started rolling out on Tuesday and can be accessed by scrolling to … Read more
Proof of Stake Alliance publishes white papers on legal aspects of liquidity staking
Experts from 10 industry organizations contributed to this pioneering examination of legal questions surrounding proof of stake.
Ethereum derivatives data suggests $1,700 might not remain a resistance level for long
ETH derivatives data shows bullish traders becoming more comfortable with the $1,700 price level, creating an opportunity for further rallies.
Coinbase Q4 Revenue Beats Expectations, but Transaction Volume Falls 12% From Q3
The crypto exchange reported its fourth-quarter earnings on Tuesday after the close.
The classic version of Angry Birds is being delisted from Google Play but renamed on the App Store
Image: Rovio If you want to get classic Angry Birds from Google Play — the version that costs just a buck and isn’t laden with microtransactions — you’d better get it quick. Rovio Classics: Angry Birds, a rebuilt version of the original mobile hit, will be delisted from Google’s app store on Thursday due to … Read more