Bitcoin holders stand to receive free coins this summer. One project plans a clean split. Another pushes rules that could isolate its supporters. The mechanics echo past battles yet differ in tone and scale. Paul Sztorc, the developer behind Drivechain ideas since 2015, drives the most concrete effort. His eCash hard fork targets activation around […]

Mark Cuban has a blunt proposal. Fine insurers and providers $100 every time they overbill, wrongly deny care or misrepresent patient costs. Do that enough times, he says, and the money could wipe out the national debt. The billionaire investor and co-founder of Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company laid out the idea on X

Antoine stared at the orthopedist’s report. Grade III partial-thickness tear. Over 50% width at the apical insertion of the subscapularis tendon. The clinic moved fast. Treatments started minutes after the scan. Shockwave therapy. Injections. A plan for three rounds. He didn’t feel right about it. Pain in his right shoulder had lingered for weeks but

Students no longer need to scribble notes on their palms or hide phones under desks. A quick glance at the test paper now delivers answers directly in front of their eyes. AI-powered smart glasses have entered the classroom. And they are changing how educators think about assessment. Incidents surfaced rapidly this year. In South Korea,

Samsung will pull the plug on its Messages app in July. The company first signaled the change in April. Now the countdown has reached its final weeks. For Galaxy owners still relying on the preinstalled app, conversations built up over years risk vanishing unless they act fast. The official notice sits plainly on Samsung’s own

Australia has moved swiftly to stiffen its landmark prohibition on social media for anyone under 16. The government announced Saturday it will double the maximum civil penalty for systemic breaches from 49.5 million Australian dollars to 99 million Australian dollars, equivalent to more than 68 million U.S. dollars. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese did not mince

Software engineers once lost hours in pure creation. They sketched data structures on whiteboards. They tested hypotheses in their heads before a single line hit the editor. That immersion has faded for many. In its place sits a new routine. Prompt the model. Scan the output. Tweak. Approve. Repeat. The Workflow Flip A veteran developer