Bitcoin Bitcoin Satellite Node Using Iridium RockBLOCK Mk2 If cellular, WiFi, and the entire power grid go down, I can still send Bitcoin using the Iridium Satellite Network. Totally portable and no dish necessary. 🛰 🛰 🛰
Bitcoin Breaking Pokemon Go with a Raspberry Pi Raspberry Pi Cryptocurrency Node A few weeks ago I bought a Raspberry Pi starter kit on Amazon. I wanted one for a few months and finally found the perfect use
Learning When ISIS Hacks your Website The voice on the other end of the line was panicked. He didn’t know how it happened… only that his organization’s website had been hacked
Learning 100 Days of Github: Don't Break the Chain A while back I stumbled across John Resig’s blog post about writing code everyday. He made several points that resonated with me. I thought I would follow John&
Programming Yosemite Beta - First Impressions In 2000, Apple opened a public beta for OS X 10.0 Kodiak. For those not up to date on their OS X history, Kodiak came before the long line
Learning GitHub in C Major This is an awesome little app that turns your year of GitHub contributions into song. Since I didn’t become active on GitHub until recently, you’ll need to wait a few moments for the player to reach my contributions. I’
Learning Too Old to Code? I was recently asked the following on Quora: I’m 25 and wish to learn programming. Am I to old to become successful? The media portrays successful programmers who are worth millions to have started coding from a very young age. Here’
Internet of Things Learning for 2014 Favorite Tech in 2014: – Elementary OS – a beautifully minimalist Ubuntu-based Linux Distro – Reporter App – flexible self tracking with a phenomenal UI – Unix Command Line – crucial as I’ve started learning node.js – Atom.io – recently
Learning Editor Wars: Picking the Right Tool for the Job As the development application space has undergone a Cambrian explosion of sorts, it’s easy to feel like we are drowning in tools. Since this time last year, I’ve worked within a dizzying number of editing applications. I’ve tried
Bitcoin Bitcoin I felt foolish the first time I exchanged “real money” for digital money. It was about four years before Bitcoin, and some friends and I were playing a
Programming The Best Interface Is No Interface. For years, human computer interaction was limited to a blinking cursor and the cathode glow of the command line interface. Unix Command Line Xerox changed the game with the first
