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How to Hack WPS Wi-Fi using Android
Here's a guide on how to hack WPS protected WiFi networks.
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Here's a guide on how to hack WPS protected WiFi networks.
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How to Hack WPS Wi-Fi using Android – @GEEKernel • TechByte – Medium
Found any WiFi network in your Android mobile which shows WPS security and you just feel like hacking it?
Slack's new Screen Sharing Feature
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For when a screen shot just won’t cut it, Slack’s paid users can now share live video of their screens during video calls. The addition of the feature comes a slow two years after Slack bought…
So, You Want to be a Hacker?
A beginner's guide to becoming a great hacker. Click "Instant View"
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A beginner's guide to becoming a great hacker. Click "Instant View"
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So, You Want to be a Hacker?
Thinking of being a hacker, but you have no idea where or how to start?
This is the best thing that ever happened in the history of mobile apps! Once again, Telegram tops the Instant Messaging list.
And this is only ⅓ of the new Telegram v4.0 update.
https://telegram.org/blog/instant-view-contest-200K
And this is only ⅓ of the new Telegram v4.0 update.
https://telegram.org/blog/instant-view-contest-200K
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Instant Views for Everyone & a $200K Contest
Introducing the Instant View Platform and a $200K contest to make the entire internet available in the Instant View format.
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This is the best thing that ever happened in the history of mobile apps! Once again, Telegram tops the Instant Messaging list. And this is only ⅓ of the new Telegram v4.0 update. https://telegram.org/blog/instant-view-contest-200K
Telegram
Video Messages and Telescope
Introducing new video messages and Telesco.pe, a video hosting for public channels.
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Second update https://telegram.org/blog/video-messages-and-telescope
Finally!
https://telegram.org/blog/payments
Try the Telegram Beta for Android below. You can also download it from the Google Play Store, Microsoft Store or Apple App Store
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Try the Telegram Beta for Android below. You can also download it from the Google Play Store, Microsoft Store or Apple App Store
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Payments for Bots
Merchants can accept credit card payments from Telegram users around the world.
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P.S: I am not promoting piracy.
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Want to learn more about Bitcoin?
What it is and how to get some are some of the topics we will discuss.
What it is and how to get some are some of the topics we will discuss.
What is Bitcoin
Bitcoin (BTC) is a cryptocurrency and a digital payment system invented by an unknown programmer, or a group of programmers, under the name Satoshi Nakamoto. It was released as open-source software in 2009. The system is peer-to-peer, and transactions take place between users directly, without an intermediary. These transactions are verified by network nodes and recorded in a public distributed ledger called the blockchain. Since the system works without a central repository or single administrator, bitcoin is called the first decentralized digital currency.
👇Here's a much, much simpler explanation of bitcoin.
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Bitcoin (BTC) is a cryptocurrency and a digital payment system invented by an unknown programmer, or a group of programmers, under the name Satoshi Nakamoto. It was released as open-source software in 2009. The system is peer-to-peer, and transactions take place between users directly, without an intermediary. These transactions are verified by network nodes and recorded in a public distributed ledger called the blockchain. Since the system works without a central repository or single administrator, bitcoin is called the first decentralized digital currency.
👇Here's a much, much simpler explanation of bitcoin.
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Explain Bitcoin Like I’m Five
If you still can’t figure out what the heck a bitcoin is…
Where do Bitcoins come From?
Unlike government-issued money, the number of bitcoins never changes, it is always the same, since it's transferred from peer to peer. It is said there are about 21 million bitcoins in the world. But where do they come from? For that, let's look at mining:
Mining is the term used for running a series of calculations on a computer to verify the transactions that take place in the Bitcoin network. About every ten minutes, a new block of transaction data is created and the miners who created the block are awarded a few bitcoins. This serves the Bitcoin network both as a system to verify transactions and as a system for fairly distributing new bitcoins. Although it used to be profitable to mine bitcoins with your standard personal computer, the cost of the electricity necessary to do so is now greater than the value of the bitcoins you could mine. Profitable mining now requires specialized hardware that can perform more computations with greater power efficiency.
In essence, mining is a bitcoin reward awarded to the programmers who verify bitcoin transaction, so it's kind of like a salary. This TechCrunch guide shows us how to mine Bitcoins.
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Unlike government-issued money, the number of bitcoins never changes, it is always the same, since it's transferred from peer to peer. It is said there are about 21 million bitcoins in the world. But where do they come from? For that, let's look at mining:
Mining is the term used for running a series of calculations on a computer to verify the transactions that take place in the Bitcoin network. About every ten minutes, a new block of transaction data is created and the miners who created the block are awarded a few bitcoins. This serves the Bitcoin network both as a system to verify transactions and as a system for fairly distributing new bitcoins. Although it used to be profitable to mine bitcoins with your standard personal computer, the cost of the electricity necessary to do so is now greater than the value of the bitcoins you could mine. Profitable mining now requires specialized hardware that can perform more computations with greater power efficiency.
In essence, mining is a bitcoin reward awarded to the programmers who verify bitcoin transaction, so it's kind of like a salary. This TechCrunch guide shows us how to mine Bitcoins.
» @TechByte
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How To Mine Bitcoins
Mining bitcoins – a process that helps manage bitcoin transactions as well as create new “wealth” – is the new Beanie Babies. Luckily for us, however, bitcoins seem to be going up in value and should maintain their value over time, unlike your mint condition…
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Where do Bitcoins come From? Unlike government-issued money, the number of bitcoins never changes, it is always the same, since it's transferred from peer to peer. It is said there are about 21 million bitcoins in the world. But where do they come from? For…
How to Set Up a Bitcoin Wallet
A “wallet” is basically the Bitcoin equivalent of a bank account. It allows you to receive bitcoins, store them, and then send them to others. There are two main types of wallets. A software wallet is one that you install on your own computer or mobile device. You are in complete control over the security of your coins, but they can sometimes be tricky to install and maintain. A web wallet or hosted wallet is one that is hosted by a third party. They are often much easier to use, but you have to trust the provider to maintain high levels of security to protect your coins. There are four main wallets that we recommend for beginners:
1. coinbase.com (For Web)
2. electrum.org (For Desktop)
3. btc.com (For Web, Mobile)
4. blockchain.info (For Web, Mobile)
blockchain.info is my favorite, but of course, you can try whichever you like. Once you have a wallet, you will be assigned a unique alphanumeric address (looks a bit like: gt462gFJvY57dOpB9H7vrT), think of it as a username. To receive bitcoin in your wallet, you'll have to copy and give your address to the sender and vice versa.
A “wallet” is basically the Bitcoin equivalent of a bank account. It allows you to receive bitcoins, store them, and then send them to others. There are two main types of wallets. A software wallet is one that you install on your own computer or mobile device. You are in complete control over the security of your coins, but they can sometimes be tricky to install and maintain. A web wallet or hosted wallet is one that is hosted by a third party. They are often much easier to use, but you have to trust the provider to maintain high levels of security to protect your coins. There are four main wallets that we recommend for beginners:
1. coinbase.com (For Web)
2. electrum.org (For Desktop)
3. btc.com (For Web, Mobile)
4. blockchain.info (For Web, Mobile)
blockchain.info is my favorite, but of course, you can try whichever you like. Once you have a wallet, you will be assigned a unique alphanumeric address (looks a bit like: gt462gFJvY57dOpB9H7vrT), think of it as a username. To receive bitcoin in your wallet, you'll have to copy and give your address to the sender and vice versa.
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How to Set Up a Bitcoin Wallet A “wallet” is basically the Bitcoin equivalent of a bank account. It allows you to receive bitcoins, store them, and then send them to others. There are two main types of wallets. A software wallet is one that you install on…
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Get Free Bitcoin
There are lots of apps through which you can get free bitcoin, but this has to be the best of all. It's a game! Just play for a few minutes, earn points (in form of satoshi, the smallest unit of bitcoin) and when your balance reaches 5000, you can withdraw it into your Blockchain – or any other – wallet.
It's fun, addictive and pays you for playing it! Download it (for Android) from the button below.
</lesson_001:> Blockchain GameThere are lots of apps through which you can get free bitcoin, but this has to be the best of all. It's a game! Just play for a few minutes, earn points (in form of satoshi, the smallest unit of bitcoin) and when your balance reaches 5000, you can withdraw it into your Blockchain – or any other – wallet.
It's fun, addictive and pays you for playing it! Download it (for Android) from the button below.
Wanna Study JavaScript?
For those of us who would want to study JavaScript, here's a plan you should try. Follow the blog FreeCodeCamp on Medium. It has the best coding tuts around. I use it to learn programming.
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For those of us who would want to study JavaScript, here's a plan you should try. Follow the blog FreeCodeCamp on Medium. It has the best coding tuts around. I use it to learn programming.
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A Beginner’s JavaScript Study Plan
So you want to learn JavaScript? Congratulations! In 2017, there are more resources available than ever before, in a wide variety of…