The gold standard made currencies stable by tying them to gold's value. It ended due to economic pressures and the need for flexible monetary policies. No current nations use the gold standard, ...

A MOSS signal occurs at a trust site. An automatic email notification is immediately sent to all registered trust, ICB and regional MOSS users within the parent geographical footprint of the trust ...

x402 tokens were presented as a decentralized solution, but they may hold a centralized vulnerability due to their reliance on facilitators. Facilitators can see, track, or censor some of the ...

Critical Role Campaign 4 is officially into the thick of its campaign. The first four episodes served as an overture to set the scene for the rest of the campaign’s story and reveal to us a very ...

Standard Lithium has unveiled comprehensive data that signals a potential turning point for the company. After years of development, the firm has released definitive operational and financial ...

NORMAL (25News Now) - A 13-year-old boy from Normal has died from injuries he suffered a week ago in a fire that destroyed his home. News of Edder Diaz’s death on Saturday was shared in a letter from ...

Welcome back to another week of Critical Role Campaign 4… And also another week of Nerdist‘s Critical Role Campaign 4 recaps, also known as our distillations of all the important parts of the episode, ...

So, who is part of the Soldiers’ Table? Critical Role Campaign 4‘s Soldiers’ Table includes Teor Pridesire played by Travis Willingham, Thimble played by Laura Bailey, Kattigan Vale played by Robbie ...

Critical Role 4's Overture is officially all wrapped up, and we'll be moving onto the three-group, 13-player campaign that's had me salivating ever since it was announced. As confirmed during the last ...

Critical Role Campaign 4‘s Schemers’ Table consists of Halandil Fang played by Liam O’Brien, Bolaire Lathalia played by Taliesin Jaffe, Azune Nayar played by Luis Carazo, and Murray Mag’nesson played ...

Abstract: Software engineering not only imports metaphors from other domains, it also exports disruption into society (at times). Hence, the ethical implications of software become more and more ...