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This girthy penis is buried deep inside the Ethereum blockchain (NSFW)

Jun05
by on June 5, 2019 at 1:00 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, blockchain, cryptocurrency, Hard Fork


The Ethereum blockchain doesn’t just power one of the world’s most popular cryptocurrencies — it now perpetually verifies the existence of a girthy dong. That’s right. Swedish conceptual artists Ida Jonsson and Simon Saarinen say they’ve buried the first ASCII peen inside an Ethereum transaction, reports art and advertising portal It’s Nice That. Permanent Phallus is one of three ASCII artworks embedded in Ethereum. Permanent Meme is a loving homage to the Circle Game, a suitably suggestive companion to the aforementioned raging boner. A third piece, Permanent Tag, is more of an appropriate exercise in personal branding for the artists through graffiti. “Ever since I heard…

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Capture better video on your smartphone with this sub $100 gimbal

Jun05
by on June 5, 2019 at 12:30 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Offers


With a gimbal like the Freevision Vilta-SE 3-Axis Smartphone Gimbal Stabilizer, you’ll be surprised at how one relatively low-priced accessory can make so much of a difference in your video quality. For under $100 ($89.10, to be exact) with promo code: DAD10, this TNW Deal is a low cost, yet hyper effective way to see immediate results in your videos.

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CHEAP: Hush your inner demons with Bose’s QC 35 II headphones for just $299

Jun05
by on June 5, 2019 at 12:08 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Plugged


Not having a TNW office in India means I end up working from home or cafes. And more often than not, I use a pair of noise-cancelling headphones so I can drown out outside distractions. Have you had that problem, too? We’ve got the perfect solution for you. Bose’s world-famous Quiet Comfort 35 II is now available for just for $299, down from $349. These headphones have been a go-to choice for travelers and office-goers because of its great noise cancellation capabilities. Bose uses its proprietary technology to make sure you’re not disturbed by loud noises around you. You can get…

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Indian court rules that Asus can’t use its ‘Zenfone’ brand over trademark complaint

Jun05
by on June 5, 2019 at 11:56 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Plugged


Yesterday, Delhi high court banned phone maker Asus from using the name ‘Zenfone,’ ‘Zen,’ or any similar trademark for its products. The court said that the trademark belongs to Telecare, which filed the suit for infringement and passing off.  Telecare owns the trademarks ‘ZEN’ and ‘ZEN MOBILE’ since 1999, and uses it to produce phones, tables, and accessories under that brand name since 2008. Asus has been selling phones in India under the Zenfone series name since 2014. The court said in a statement that Asus has used the trademark for identical goods (mobile phones) used by Telecare: “..the triple identity test…

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It sure looks like Apple is gearing up for more cryptocurrency apps

Jun05
by on June 5, 2019 at 11:56 am
Posted In: Around the Web, blockchain, cryptocurrency, Hard Fork


At this year’s Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) the company is set to announce the release of “CryptoKit;” a cryptography-oriented tool kit for Apple developers. While the iPhone-maker avoids mentioning the magical words ‘blockchain’ and ‘cryptocurrency,’ it sure sounds like the new tool might have something to do with it. CryptoKit will be made available in the upcoming iOS13 update,  as spotted by The Block. The dev kit will officially be announced in a WWDC session called “Cryptography and Your Apps” later today. The cryptography tool set will let developers “compute and compare cryptographically secure digests, use public-key cryptography to…

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