Swirling liquids, such as coffee, follow the same principles as transactions with cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin. No, but really.
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There’s a weird link between coffee and cryptocurrency
Posted by Amy Adams-Stanford on April 24th, 2018
Posted in Physics, Science General, Technology 
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No Comments »Blogs, Papers, Plagiarism and Bitcoin
Posted by Discover Magazine on July 16th, 2016
Retraction Watch reports on a strange case of alleged plagiarism.
In February 2016, F1000Research published a paper called How blockchain-timestamped protocols could improve the trustworthiness of medical science. The authors, Greg Irving and John Hol…
Posted in Astronomy, Astronomy & Space, Earth & Climate, Environment, Feature, Science General Tags: bitcoin, Blockchain, certain, Plagiarism, Protocols No Comments »Bitcoin: from the beginning
Posted by ABC: Latest News in Science on June 13th, 2016
GREAT MOMENTS IN SCIENCE: How did the Bitcoin virtual money system get started? Dr Karl takes a bite out of history.
Hosting Company, Virpus Finds New Opportunity Through Bitcoin Technology
Posted by Ping! Zine Editor on August 18th, 2014
(Ping! Zine Web Tech Magazine) – Virpus, a leading provider of XEN VPS & SSD VPS hosting and a WOW Technologies, Inc. company, is announcing its ability to accept bitcoin as payment for hosting services through an integration with Coin.co, a payment processing company that allows merchants and retailers to take bitcoin payments for their […]
Issue 59 – Traditional Marketing Is Dead!
Posted by Ping! Zine Editor on May 7th, 2013
A number of signs point to an inconvenient truth for many businesses: Traditional marketing is on its way out. In place of this broken model, America’s most innovative companies are implementing new, more authentic techniques based on peer influence and community building. Bill Lee explains how you can join them. Columns For the Love of [...]
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