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Hey guys and girls!

Welcome back to the history of digital currency mini-series, this is Part 2.

Just a recap into last weeks episode, we learned about David Chaum, a computer scientist and

cryptographer who introduced the idea of digital currency in a research paper he wrote in 1983

which I've added a link to it in the description below if you're interested.

Then he went onto found DigiCash in Amsterdam.

However, that filed for bankruptcy in 1998 the reason for he says was because e-commerce

hadn't been fully integrated into the internet yet.

We then went onto talking about E-Gold, which is a digital currency backed by real gold

to secure its monetary value.

However, that was shut down by the United States government (Hey Uncle Sam!) when the

platform was exploited by the underworld.

We then talked about Liberty Reserve which was again shut down by the United States government

for the same reason as E-Gold, having too much illegal activity on the platform.

And I pointed out that the biggest problem for digital currencies in the rise of E-Gold

and Liberty Reserve was the fact that it was a centralised ledger which meant it could

be shut down unlike the cryptocurrencies we have today.

We also touched on QQ coin from China and PayPal.

Alright, that's enough of an introduction.

My name is Jake Owens and this is Millionaire Mindset Hub.

Alright, lets get into it.

So, we talked about what we discussed last week in the introduction to this video.

And now, our mini-series leads us to 9 years ago in 2008, just as the financial world was

melting down around us, something beautiful shined.

A paper describing digital currencies and the foundations of a new currency appeared

by an unknown person or group who goes by the name of Satoshi Nakamoto.

Just an FYI, if you're interested in that paper I've linked to it in the description

box below.

This paper described a currency that wouldn't have a centra ledger system.

This feature would completely disable the governments ability to shut it down just like

how they did with E-Gold and Liberty Reserve.

The new currency would also be able to process transactions within 10-Minutes between accounts

which was unheard of in the central ledger system world as these same transactions would

usually take days or weeks to send money around the world.

The new currency was designed so that everyone had the same rights under the new financial

system where their account couldn't be shut down, there would be no delay in transactions

taking place and that no one could tamper with or influence the system.

This currency was made by the people for the people.

This currency also didn't incur additional fees as there was no need for a middle man

such as VISA or banks which are both known to cripple businesses in retail for their

outrageous additional fees.

So, what was the currency they envisioned?

Well, that currency is Bitcoin.

Bitcoin was conceptualised in and put together in 2008, however the currency wasn't actually

developed and didn't come out until 2009.

And after it came out in 2009, for years the currency was only talked about and used within

high level thinkers such as mathematicians and also the underworld such as hackers and

people who used Bitcoin for dark web market transactions to buy services and products

such as illegal drugs and weapons online because it is difficult to trace those transactions.

Bitcoin didn't really take off until late 2016, 8 years after Bitcoin was conceptualised

but 7 years after being built when the mass market and investors poured in.

We won't go into the details of why the currency exploded and people started to throw money

at it in this video because it's such a big topic but we're going to be going into that

within a seperate video.

If you'd like to check out the graph that shows Bitcoins explosive growth since 2016

I've put a link to it in the description below.

It's important to mention that Bitcoin does have some significant issues, such as privacy

since transactions can be traced and another issue is its high volatility of its value.

Because of these two reasons, and because people simply thought that they could do better,

people started to create their own currencies which are called alt-coins.

In 2011, the first alt-coin which was named Namecoin was created.

It's unique difference is that it was able to store data within its blockchain.

Some other alt coins which you might be familiar with is Dogecoin, Monero and Ethereum.

In fact, Vladimir Putin and the Russian government endorsed Ethereum's blockchain technology

which just shows how powerful these currencies and blockchains are becoming, not only to

high level mathematicians and hackers but to major world governments and the financial

market.

Hey guys and girls!

Thanks for watching :-)

I hope you enjoyed the episode!

If it provided you with any value, and you feel that way inclined please hit that subscribe

button and like the video

If you've got any questions or just want to reach out and say "Hi!" feel free to comment

below or PM me :D

Again, thanks a ton for watching!

I'll see you guys in the next episode

Cheers :-)

For more infomation >> The History Of Digital Currencies - Part 2 - Duration: 5:39.

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Absolver Top 5 Tips For Launch [ Beginners Gameplay Guide ]- New Fighting Game From Devolver Digital - Duration: 4:32.

what is up ladies and gentlemen boys and girls Zulo here back with another vid

this time we're gonna be going over the top 5 beginner tips and tricks for

absolver tip number 1 learning new moves in the beginning of the game you can

expect to start with next to nothing except your stock stats and moves an

important basic step needed to help progress is unlocking new moves to do

this you must not rush your text on an enemy but instead allow them to throw

punches and combos at you if you see this icon above their head that means

you are progressing your knowledge on that move once it reaches the end of the

circle you'll unlock that move and be allowed to use it in your combat deck an

important thing to note is that if you die bite your opponent all progress in

the move will be lost so spar until you feel like you have

learned enough from your enemy but allow yourself enough wiggle room to still be

able to finish them off

tip number two weight distribution as I said before in the beginning of the

game you will start with nothing but of course as you progress through the game

and defeat enemies you'll sometimes be rewarded with an item drop one of these

items you may receive is gear for your character if you don't come from a

background of playing Dark Souls or a game that utilizes a weight distribution

feature you must be very wary of the gear you equip for instance if you end

up decking your character out in a bunch of armor see take less damage you can

expect to attack very slowly and have very low stamina so as you go on

unlocking more equipment be sure to take that into account tip number three

predictability as I'm sure most of you have come to know absorber as a fighting

game and well frankly that's because it is when it all boils down to it it's all

about out playing your opponent some things that help you in this path are

making decks that consist of both upper and lower body shots

to prevent blocks and avoid being predictable as well as fainting or

faking which stops you from doing one move and quickly switches to another of

course if you want to be a master there is another player by the name of grey

maiden that goes in a lot more detail about applying effective pressure

reading an escaping pressure and a bunch more and as I don't want to absolutely

butcher her guide I will leave a link to it in the description for those of you

who are interested

tip number four exploring although the game may be mainly about fighting and

progressing through the story of finding out what it means to become an absorber

that doesn't mean you shouldn't also take some time to explore

after watching the public access and countless streams I can tell you that

there are things to find in the game for instance a youtuber by the name of

Justice on PC has a video where he shows you how to unlock the stagger style in

which you need to first find and defeat a mini-boss and then run to a random

door that is now unlocked due to you beating said mini boss and then beyond

that door is an NPC you talked to who becomes your mentor and then shows you

how to do the stagger style after you progress in levels through it anyways he

has a full guide on how to unlock the style and if you want to check him out

I'll leave a link in the description box down below but basically what I'm saying

is don't rush the story but instead take the time to explore and maybe just maybe

you will be rewarded tip number 5 speed isn't everything when you first start

playing observer you will quickly find out that the enemies aren't lifeless

beings for you to whale on but instead efficient matchups which can sometimes

lead to the defeat of your prospect the three things to bear in mind when in

combat are as follows one your stamina to how aggressive your enemy is and

three comboing accordingly number one stamina because you want to

have enough to both attack and have enough to escape and dodge attacks

number two you want to know how aggressive your enemy is because it will

better help you judge their flaws when attacking or being too passive number

three so long as you time your attacks you will be rewarded with faster combos

as your character flashes gold but just know that all combos can be broken so

try to stay as unpredictable as possible

and that concludes my top five beginner tips and tricks for absorber I hope

everyone enjoyed and if you did please hit the like button because it helped me

out a ton and maybe consider subscribing for a future absolver content until next

time take it easy peace

For more infomation >> Absolver Top 5 Tips For Launch [ Beginners Gameplay Guide ]- New Fighting Game From Devolver Digital - Duration: 4:32.

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Community Efforts Combine to Create Digital Charlotte - Duration: 3:38.

Of any city in the United States Charlotte ranked 50th out of 50 in terms

of economic mobility, basically you have more of a chance of actually moving

backwards than going forward and when we look at why they were left out, one of

those reasons that is because they lack the access the technology or the

literacy skills to take advantage of those things.

Digital Charlotte's mission is to empower organizations and help them

deliver Digital Inclusion training to the communities that they serve one of

the most powerful examples is the ReImage Charlotte program that E2D is

running and partnership with Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools. By employing high

school students to refurbish laptops that were donated by corporations and

now they have helped their fellow classmate gain a skill set that has the

chance of transforming their life. Speaking with teachers over the years

they've said the kids won't tell you they don't have a computer at home they

just won't do the work. 100% of the solution to the digital divide for

Charlotte students is hiding in plain sight. There are tens of thousands of

computers that are being decommissioned annually

by businesses. Back in May we had a distribution of 500 laptops in this

community and the kids at this lab had refurbished 300 of the 500 laptops.

We're not just giving them a laptop we're giving them an opportunity.

There's no more pencil and paper like everything we do is on a phone or a tablet or computer.

What our mission ultimately is is to expose West Charlotte High School to

opportunities in the tech field and what it takes to get there. You know, to

actually say no there really is a path for you to get a job. That is something

that these kids are really gonna pay attention to and get excited about and

motivated to follow.

We know that in order for us to have real impact it is going to take partners coming together

to really amplify that frame of thinking across every activity that happens in Charlotte.

One of the ingenious solutions

that they came up with is the ONE Access program.

ONE Access is a partnership between Charlotte Mecklenburg Library and Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools.

With ONE Access all 146,000 Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools

students, their student ID number access their library account number so it's not

necessary for a student to have a separate library card they use the same

number that they use at school every day to log into the computer and use our

resources. We've noticed a huge jump in the use of e-books especially nonfiction

ebooks for that middle grade set which means that if a student is at school or

at home they're really going to the library checking out a book on overdrive

and using it.

What we're seeing is that the initial efforts that we're taking they are

beginning to make an impact; we need to continue to expand capacity,

continue to expand these programs, continue to make our community aware of

these opportunities and in the Charlotte that I hope we see those opportunities

are afforded and created for everyone from corner to corner of this city and

that access to those opportunities is easily available and readily available

to everyone.

For more infomation >> Community Efforts Combine to Create Digital Charlotte - Duration: 3:38.

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10 - Lauren Trimble - building accessibility into the JSTOR and Artstor digital archives - Duration: 12:06.

For more infomation >> 10 - Lauren Trimble - building accessibility into the JSTOR and Artstor digital archives - Duration: 12:06.

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Digital Music Box - Episode 12 - 'Everything In Its Right Place' - Duration: 4:03.

Hey there! Welcome to the last episode of this video series,

in which we have shown how to turn an old piece of furniture into a digital music box.

The box is finally ready

Almost two long months of hard work have been necessary.

There were some parts that we weren't able to document

But the time was running out

There were many details to take care of.

and mostly to improve the aesthetics of the box.

We are close to the public presentation of this project.

It will happen this friday, the first day of Noite Branca 2017 here in Braga.

If you are hanging around Braga, come and see it.

We will be waiting for you.

In the mean time I will show you the box working and the details I have ended up implementing.

As you can see, the box interior is coated in black velvet to preserve the classy look

it had when we got it.

On the sides we have put some led strips so we can easily see the knobs and front panel in the dark.

On the top we have placed eight laser beams that are individually activated every time a single note plays.

The laser beams can be easily seen in the dark

and this will add an interesting interaction component across sound and light.

One of the goals of this project was that the box could be autonomous.

And that we could walk around without the need of a electricity cable.

For that reason we have also added a car battery so that it can run autonomously.

And because...

To walk the streets it needs to...

move around... we have also added two wheels

which allows us to easily move it around without the need of a platform.

This might be the most peculiar aspect that has been added to this piece of furniture.

I hope you have enjoyed following this project.

I hope that...

that...

That you have the curiosity to come and crank the box yourself on Friday.

In the city center of Braga

From 8pm to 11pm

And then...

On Saturday, from 4pm to 8pm.

We will be around...

We have plenty of songs for you to try

Come and see this project close up.

And thank you so much for your support, your comments, your strength...

Subscribe to Imaginando's YouTube channel and we'll see you next time!

For more infomation >> Digital Music Box - Episode 12 - 'Everything In Its Right Place' - Duration: 4:03.

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Digital Skills LIVE : Welcome - Duration: 0:11.

Hello and welcome to digital skills with Elliott King, CEO, MintTwist.

If you are a marketing professional, manager or entrepreneur wanting to learn more about

digital marketing, you in the right place ... (Subscribe for new content)

For more infomation >> Digital Skills LIVE : Welcome - Duration: 0:11.

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Digital Max Cinema Present.My VideoSet - The Slime - Duration: 1:40.

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