In a previous post, I explained the basics of NFTs. In this post, I will continue to give more insight into NFTs and the possibilities/opportunities it has. NFTs are still in early adoption and embracing NFTs as an investor right now, making it part of your portfolio might have a very positive impact on your portfolio value in the (near) future.
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In my previous post, we learned the basics about the motherboard. But in addition to the basics, there are also more advanced features that are fun to learn. In this post, I will discuss the different types of additional components that a motherboard can have on top of the standard components.
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Nowadays, lots of data go through wireless networks. A lot of people don’t pay attention to the fact that third parties might be able to join these networks to snoop around and read this data when not properly encrypted. Decryption tools are getting more and more sophisticated so it is very important to only use wireless networks that have a sufficient grade of protection.
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The motherboard is a key part of a computer. Literally, every piece of hardware needs to be plugged into the motherboard. That is the only way to get a communication channel between hardware and computer.
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During Facebook’s connect 2021 keynote presentation, CEO Mark Zuckerberg presented the name “Meta” as a new corporate identity. This new identity provides Facebook its new “North Star” to help bring the metaverse to life. If you want to know more about the Metaverse, check my post about the Metaverse.
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If you plug a device into the computer you probably don’t think about the communication mechanics behind the hardware and the CPU. If a CPU can’t “talk” with the hardware, the hardware doesn’t do a thing.
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Every time that I log onto my computer I look to my system tray, staring at the update button with the blue dot on it. This indicates that my computer is compatible with Windows 11 and that I can upgrade it. In this post, I will discuss the pros and cons of upgrading to Windows 11.
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