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🪐 What’s happening in tech today, July 23, 2024?

The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, Commodore Launches the Amiga 1000 in 1985, NASA's Chandra Observatory Joins the Columbia in 1999, Typewriter Was Patented in 1829, and we present you with these top quality stories. From How Could an Update Go So Wrong? to Telegram: Crypto Islands bridge to the mainland, let’s dive right in.

Telegram: Crypto Islands bridge to the mainland

TL;DR Crypto is a relatively insulated emerging technology, making the path to mass adoption uniquely challenging. While blockchain projects promise to disrupt ...

By @blockhiro [ 9 Min read ]

Since Telegram’s endorsement of TON, TON has seen consistent growth. Total value locked (TVL) in TON smart contracts recently surpassed $1 billion, two orders of magnitude larger than before the event.

TON daily active wallets continue to hit all-time highs...

How Could an Update Go So Wrong?

TL;DR Crowdstrike deployed what should have been a regular, run-of-the mill update but ended up bring the world to a standstill instead.

By @sheharyarkhan [ 4 Min read ]

By now you're probably aware that a certain segment of the population last week experienced what some of us in the know refer to as the Blue Screen of Death™ — causing widespread panic and chaos, albeit briefly.

So, what happened?..

Improved Story Page Navigation: More Screen Space, Multiple Authors, CTAs and more

TL;DR HackerNoon story pages have received a fresh makeover! Learn more here.

By @product [ 1 Min read ]

Hey Hackers!

Exciting news! We've rolled out a brand-new look for our story pages, featuring improved navigation, an enhanced 'About the Author' section, and fresh pixelated icons. Keep reading to learn more.

Learn how to edit your profile page here, and how to add your CTAs here...

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