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Andrew Coleman
Introduction: What is Bitcoin? Bitcoin is a type of digital currency that has no physical form and only exists on the internet. Bitcoin is not printed by any government or bank, but mined by computers solving complex math problems. Bitcoin is simply an electronic currency which can be used to store and transfer value over … Read more
Introduction: What is Antivirus Software and Why Do We Need It? MacKeeper is an antivirus software that can protect your Mac against malware, viruses, and other attacks. It has a built-in firewall to protect your data, real-time scanning for malware, automatic updates to keep you safe from the latest threats, and protection for your apps. … Read more
**Introduction** The 1660 Super is Nvidia’s latest release to the gaming market. It’s a step up from the 1660 Ti in every way, but it costs slightly more. – The card retains all of the features that are present with its predecessor, including 6GB of GDDR6 video memory and 12 GB of video memory bandwidth. … Read more
Introduction: What is Reverse Image Search? Reverse image searching is the process of finding out the original source of an image online through reverse image searches. The act of reverse image search is not to be confused with the largely similar act of “Google Image Search.” Google’s Image Search typically finds images that are similar … Read more
This article is all about how to mine cryptocurrency using GPU also called Graphics Processing Unit. There are many methods to mine cryptocurrency and also there are many cryptocurrencies to mine. So Can you mine Ether? Two fundamental things you need to decide on is Which cryptocurrency to mine and how to mine cryptocurrency to … Read more
A lot of tax money goes into researching covid vaccines, but the profits are only cashed in by the pharma industry. For the sake of profit, pharmaceutical companies keep their patents under wraps, which prevents the production of enough vaccine. In response to this, international health experts are demanding: In times of crisis, states must … Read more
Spain will become the first country in the world to launch a pilot 4-day workweek at nation-state level, The Guardian reports. The government of Socialist Pedro Sánchez has accepted a proposal from the leftist Más País (meaning “More Land”) party. Preparatory talks will conclude in the following weeks. DETAILS UNDER NEGOTIATION The details of the … Read more
In 1906, Iran was one of the first states in the Middle East to officially to become a democracy. However, in order to secure cheap oil from the country, the US and Britain overthrew progressive Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh in 1953 and turned Iran into a “pro-Western” dictatorship. In doing so, they also destroyed a … Read more
Denmark has been led by Social Democrats since 2019. In 2020, the Danish government has been able to pay their citizens a corona aid of 1570$ each and priorized homless people during the vaccination process. Prime Minister Frederiksen and her party enjoy great popularity among the Danes. What is their key to success? The Danish … Read more
What may seem impossible to employees is common practice for multinationals: they shift their profits around the world until they no longer have to pay taxes on them. A global minimum tax on corporate profits could put an end to tax evasion. The chances of this happening are better than ever. This sounds like a … Read more
Chile votes overwhelmingly in favor of a change of political course in parliamentary elections. Most of the votes went to left-wing and independent forces, giving them a surprisingly clear-cut victory. Centrist parties were voted out alongside the conservatives. Last Sunday’s elections are considered Chile’s most important vote since the country’s return to democracy 30 years … Read more
French economist Thomas Piketty calls for all citizens to receive 120,000 euros for their 25th birthday. This “start-up money” would open up many opportunities for young people, such as buying a home or starting their own business – and people would no longer have to take jobs with miserable working conditions. The measure is intended … Read more