Twitter's Jack Dorsey trolls Facebook amid six-hour mega outage
Twitter CEO responded to a post that said 'Facebook.com' is no longer part of the DNS records, asking "how much?"
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Twitter CEO responded to a post that said 'Facebook.com' is no longer part of the DNS records, asking "how much?"
Apr 17, 2021 05:46 EDT with 1 comment Well known privacy advocate and whistleblower, Edward Snowden has sold his first NFT in an auction for a whopping 2,224 Ethereum (~$5.5 million). The NFT is an artwork with Snowden’s face made of the pages from the US appeals court decision that ruled NSA’s surveillance program illegal. Source: Freedom of the Press Foundation In case you don’t know, Non-Fungible Tokens or NFTs allow users to buy and sell digital items which are verified using blockchain. Currently, NFTs support Ethereum ERC-721 and ERC-1155 Standard. Unlike normal curr...
The International Monetary Fund says that it expects Nigeriaâs economy to grow by a very modest 2.5 per cent this year. Against the backdrop of many social, political and economic ills belabouring the country, as well as the persistent lack of growth over the past five years, Nosa James-Igbinadolor wonders if this projection can be met In a report released last week, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), raised Nigeriaâs growth forecast for 2021 to 2.5 percent from 1.5 per cent earlier announced in January. The diffidently hopeful projections from the global financial institution c...
Twitter boss Jack Dorsey is selling his first tweet at auction, with bidding Saturday reaching $2 million in a sign of the appetite for virtual objects authenticated through blockchain technology.
Homegrown Twitter-like platform Koo has garnered over 10 lakh new users in just one week, surpassing the 40 lakh-figure in nearly 10 months of its arrival, as Twitter was caught in crosshairs with the Indian government over its direction to remove nearly 1,400 controversial accounts.