Month: August 2025

AI Browsers Are Rewriting This New Age of the Internet: Here’s How

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Web engagement used to revolve around the click. Companies built entire growth strategies around search traffic, SEO rankings, and paid campaigns designed to drive user action. But that model is eroding quickly. AI-native browsers like Comet and ChatGPT are changing the rules. They go beyond summarizing information. They can pull answers, move through pages, and … Read more

‘We Are Still Early’: Morgan Stanley’s Intern Survey Reveals as Crypto Interest Lags Behind AI & Robots

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The phrase “we are still early” remains a popular sentiment in the crypto community in 2025, suggesting that despite bitcoin’s (BTC) price surpassing $100,000, the overall adoption of digital assets is still in its infancy. Morgan Stalney’s recent survey of financial professionals confirms this sentiment. The investment banking giant surveyed more than 500 summer interns … Read more

Refactoring 032 – Apply Consistent Style Rules

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Make your code look the same everywhere for everybody TL;DR: When machines generate large amounts of code, you need to apply one consistent style to all files. Problems Addressed 😔 Inconsistent tabs Mixed spaces Uneven braces Disordered methods Inconsistent indentation Mixed formatting styles Random spacing patterns Scattered method ordering Irregular brace placement etc, etc. Related … Read more

Bitcoin Mining Faces ‘Incredibly Difficult’ Market as Power Becomes the Real Currency

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Jackson Hole, Wy. — Bitcoin miners have long been defined by the boom-and-bust rhythm of the four-year halving cycle. But the game has now changed, according to some of the industry’s most prominent executives at the SALT conference in Jackson Hole earlier this week. The rise of exchange-traded funds, surging demand for power, and the … Read more

If You’re a Facebook User, You’re Being Monitored by Thousands of Companies

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This article was copublished with Consumer Reports, an independent, nonprofit organization that works side by side with consumers for truth, transparency and fairness in the marketplace. Learn more here. By now most internet users know their online activity is constantly tracked. No one should be shocked to see ads for items they previously searched for, … Read more

The most fun way to look through old photos

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Hi, friends! Welcome to Installer No. 95, your guide to the best and Verge-iest stuff in the world. (If you’re new here, welcome, new gadget season is starting, and also you can read all the old editions at the Installer homepage.) This week, I am listening to independent radio (shoutout to Seattle’s KEXP), reading about … Read more

How to Capture WPA Handshakes with Raspberry Pi and Aircrack-ng

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In our last blog, we covered how to set up the Raspberry Pi Zero W and connect to it remotely using a mobile device. https://hackernoon.com/setting-up-pi-zero-for-pi-fi-hacking?embedable=true :::warning Disclaimer: Everything shown in this blog was performed within legal boundaries and with full authorization from the network owner. This content is strictly for educational purposes. The author does … Read more