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Bitcoin Magazine’s Week in Review

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Bitcoin Magazine’s Week in Review brings you the most critical, interesting and popular news stories affecting Bitcoin this week. Regulation Canadian Government Releases Final AML Regulations for Crypto Businesses The government of Canada introduced its final AML regulations on July 10, 2019. The new regulations will impact exchanges, digital platforms, custodial wallets, ICOs, utility and gaming tokens, escrow services and ATMs.  The regulations are set to be executed on June 1, 2020. If you are a Canadian crypto business owner or have Canadian clients, check out the article to see…

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What router and firmware would you recommend?

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So the basics are for gaming and a roommate that uses a voip program for his work from home. I believe it's Avaya if I'm not mistaken. I would like something that would focus on real time protocol to keep latency down under load when downloading updates, netflix etc. Basically •Keep bufferbloat to a minimum •Have bandwidth be equally allocated •Priority given to real time applications •Ability to adjust priority per device if needed I've heard about a lot of people using LEDE or switching to the DumaOS based routers…

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Possibly Derpiest Animal Alive Looks Like An 8-Year-Old’s Drawing Came To Life

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Some would say that searching the Web is like opening a Pandora’s box. Alright alright, it may not be that dramatic but the point stays that you can never know what you’ll find there. The Internet a goldmine for craziest things, so it would only make sense, it’s not the first time we marvel at something hilariously odd here at Bored Panda. But this Arabian Sand Boa really is something to look at. It doesn’t mean this one is any less special though. After all, her majesty Mother Nature is…

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Xeon vs. Core: Are Intel’s Expensive CPUs Worth a Premium?

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Apple made a big splash in June 2019 when it introduced an overhauled Mac Pro desktop computer dripping with processing and graphics power. The primary components behind the new Mac beast are Intel Xeon processors. They range from an unnamed eight-core, 3.5 GHz Xeon W (possibly, the Xeon W-3223), to another as-yet-unnamed 2.5 GHz, 28-core Intel Xeon W processor (likely the Xeon W-3275 or W-3275M). The new Mac tower inspired discussions around the How-To Geek watercooler about whether packing one of these multicore behemoths into your next PC build is…

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What Makes a Gaming Phone Different from Other Phones?

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Razer A few notable “gaming phones” have hit the mobile market over the last year. But any phone can play games, right? So, what’s the deal? We’re seeing an interesting shift here. Smartphones became a popular platform for games because, well, it’s easy to play games on them. In the ’80s and most of the ’90s, PCs were only thought of as “game machines” in an ancillary, secondary way, when compared to the more singularly focused game consoles. PC gamers became so enthusiastic that specialized parts—and, eventually, entire machines—were dedicated…

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42 People Who Just Realized They’re Dating An Idiot (New Pics)

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My Girlfriend Moved Into Her Dorm Yesterday And Was Having Trouble Setting Up The Apple TV I Bought Her… source Silly Boyfriend source I’ve Heard Of “Painting Yourself Into A Corner” But My Wife Took It A Step Further. I Don’t Even Know… source Spent The Afternoon Installing These. My Wife, Ladies And Gentlemen source Wood source My Psycho Girlfriend Uses A Timer To Wake Up Instead Of An Alarm source My Wife Complained There Was No Code On The Scratch Card She Was Given… source I Told My Wife…

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