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When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, consumers did most shopping sprees online. 

Unlike JavaScript, PHP’s not the top language that newbies opt to study these days.

Limitations in the current space travel efforts are not just because scientists can’t figure out how to send humans to outer space securely. 

Now and then, someone thinks of a crazy idea when they let their imagination run wild.

For so long, no product ever gave the same satisfaction as cigarettes do to smokers, which is why when the first e-cigarette came out, it wasn’t really treated as a threat. 

It was only when the COVID-19 pandemic hit that people cherished the physical world. Meeting people in physical spaces rather than group chats and video conferences made people realize that physically seeing the rest of the world meant something. 

Sadly, some tools are not here to stay. What used to be valuable and essential for us can easily be yesterday’s news, and there’s no telling when this will happen until it does.

Bitcoin. You’ve probably heard about this way too many times from friends and family or read about it on social media, especially after Elon Musk expressed his support for this virtual currency. It’s not a new topic, but it’s definitely one of the most controversial ones since 2009. 

We can’t really know which companies sell our data unless we ask them—or someone exposes the ones who do. 

We think that we’ve already seen the best of technology, with all the space travels and self-driving cars.