iStockphoto While most drinking injuries tend to minor bruises or cuts, there are some people out there that use liquid courage to live life on the wild side. I know, crazy, right? Hard to imagine alcohol causing someone to suddenly…
Blockchain, Cryptoeconomics,ICOs,Financial Inclusion Blockchain, Cryptoeconomics, ICOs, Financial Inclusion 1. Introduction and context The global economy is going through a fast growing and highly disruptive stage. Innovative technologies have fostered the emergence of P2P digital platforms driven by cryptocurrencies, which are…
Generation Z is the most ethnically-diverse and largest generation in American history. They’re often cast as anti-social, technology-addicted, or "social justice warriors." From talking to 104 teenagers nationwide, Business Insider discovered what makes today’s teens stressed out, happy, curious, and…
Today’s modern DSLR cameras have so many functions, buttons, and menus that it can be confusing and overwhelming to learn how to use properly. In this article, you’ll learn about three commonly misunderstood, but extremely important buttons on your camera.…
Computer systems are getting quite good at understanding what people say, but they also have some major weak spots. Among them is the fact that they have trouble with words that have multiple or complex meanings. A new system called…
Hunger has a strange effect on our emotions. Even the nicest folks can get a little upset, irritable, and snippy the minute they start to feel those familiar pangs down in their stomach. One solution is to eat, of course.…
IBM gave reporters in San Francisco a demonstration of Project Debater. Think Deep Blue, but instead of playing chess, this system debates. Computer scientists have labored for six years to enable an unprecedented system that culls millions of documents of…
This post is part of Me, online, Mashable’s ongoing series digging into online identities. In 2009, a San Francisco web strategist named Tim — last name withheld for reasons that will become clear — opened his Gmail to find a…
America has long been described as an extroverted country, a society that celebrates and rewards the enthusiastic, the outgoing, the sociable — those with a charming personality and a knack for glad-handing. We’re a people who judge our politicians by…
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