Digital Comrade

As long as your password is not 123456, if anything happens to your account, you were not hacked, you're just careless.It's either you trusted some idiot with your login credentials or saved them in a browser

Whether you're 16 years or 70, it takes more willingness than ability to learn and understand code. So if you're willing to be a software / application developer, where do you learn this magic?The answer is- The internet. No one, absolutely no one can teach you code, you can only be guided

The fact that you're fetching a record from 40 rows in a database in seconds doesn't mean it will be the same in when you're doing so from 40million records. If your app serves 20 users comfortably, have you ever asked yourself what will happen if you had 20000 users accessing your system at a go?

Imagine someone can just wipe all funds from your account to their desired destination , without setting his/her foot in a ATM machine. I don't know how banks handle such cases but what I'm sure of is that has nothing to do with your bank. You are not responsible for this loss either.

Content creation isn't for the faint hearted and that's why presenting someone's work as yours (plagiarism) is not only a crime but also a sin as well. For the last 3 years, I have participated in a dozen of hackathons and innovation contests where I've learned a couple of things I'd like to share with you.

In the past, we have brought you news of smart toilets that could analyze your poop for diseases and even recognize your butt. We have even explored how toilets could help power homes. Now, there's a new South Korean toilet that might be even more impressive.