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Harmonys Horizon Bridge Attack: How $100M was Siphoned By a Hacker

By @talktomaruf [ 1 Min read ]

The attack was successful because two validators private keys were suspected to be compromised. Read More.

Every Vote is (Mostly) Equal

By @benjaminbateman [ 4 Min read ]

Since the moment towns and villages grew larger than the average soccer team, the need to field group consensus and achieve a workable model of government has plagued our societies. Democracy, a concept derived and named by the earliest Greek philosophers, is, to date, the most widely accepted system for achieving as close to this goal as possible. Yet, it is far from perfect, and is inherently troubled by the issues it aims to solve in the first place. As such, most democracies we know today are actually more akin to systems of representative government. Read More.

What Are the Advantages of Utilizing Cloud-Based Linux Systems?

By @nemmanuel [ 5 Min read ]

These days, a lot of businesses are concentrating on integrating a cloud-based system into their IT infrastructure because they are more dependable, and strong. Read More.

Why Communities Are the New Business Currency

By @scott-d.-clary [ 9 Min read ]

Community: The New Business Currency? Read More.

The Partisan Divide on Facebook Is Still Bad

By @TheMarkup [ 2 Min read ]

Depending on your political leaning, Facebook will show you two different perspectives on the Capitol Riot that took place on January 6, 2021. Read More.