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â Introducing Ethereum Studio Today weâre excited to release v 1.0 of Ethereum Studio: a simple web-based IDE, which lives right on ethereum.org One of the most consistent suggestions weâve received for Ethereum.org is to improve the developer experience. While the site pointed users to extensive third-party resources, it lacked a compelling path that would […]
Learning a new language can be fun, but it can also be hard to do if you’re the type of person who struggles with self-learning. Luckily, Babbel is a great language learning app that will guide you on your lanuguage journey, and with 14 languages to pick from, you have a lot of choice. Even […]
Maserati is a car brand renowned for its beautiful machines. The sort of sensualist who dreams of owning a Maserati likely appreciates the joy of top-down driving. Yet, Modenaâs finest hasnât built a droptop in five years. They were, apparently, waiting for their moment. Maserati this week unveiled what you count on it to unveil […]
Learn how 3D printing can enhance your hobbies. Watch Dave as he designs, prints, and tests his custom surfboard fins. This project started off as filling a need and quickly developed into a highly nerdy endeavor with huge amounts of experimentation and design iteration. I had broken a surfboard fin and looked around to replace it. […]
I am helping a friend set up his Antminer S19 Pro+ miner and due to fluctuating power availability, he needs to control the hash rate, or ideally power usage (in wattage) remotely. Is it possible to remotely control the hash rate or power limit on the S19 Pro+ using the stock firmware? I looked around […]
Authored By Anuradha McAfee Labs has recently observed a new wave of phishing attacks. In this wave, the attacker has been abusing server-parsed HTML (SHTML) files. The SHTML files are commonly associated with web servers redirecting users to malicious, credential-stealing websites or display phishing forms locally within the browser to harvest user-sensitive information. SHTML Campaign […]
