Kyro Digital closed $10M in funding from several of the largest blockchain companies and crypto venture funds.Read More
Kyro raises $10M for next-gen crypto marketplace platform
How to Add Supabase Authentication to a Vue App
In this post we will walk through getting authentication set up using Supabase and Vue 3. This will also work with Vue 2, but you’ll need to move things around to work with the options API. I am using Vue 3 as it is now the default version [https://blog.vuejs.org/posts/vue-3-as-the-new-default.html].
Report: Companies face a 37% chance of losing IP when employees quit
In the wake of The Great Resignation, companies are facing increased chances of sensitive data and IP leaving their organization.Read More
Markdown Cheat Sheet – How to Write in Markdown with Examples
Markdown has gained popularity because it’s easy to use and it’s widely accepted across platforms. You can use markdown to write content that can be conveyed in plain text. A good example would be a blog post. In this article, you’ll learn what markdown is and how to use
Call of Duty Endowment found jobs for 16,138 veterans in 2021
Despite the pandemic and the end-of-year Omicron variant, the Call of Duty Endowment charity found jobs for more than 16,138 veterans in 2021.Read More
Software intelligence platform Dynatrace gets automatic attack detection
Dynatrace has added automatic attack detection and blocking capabilities to its software intelligence platform.Read More
Micropsi raises $30M to retrain industrial robots using human demonstrations
Micropsi, a robotics startup whose technology can be used to retrain existing industrial robots, has raised roughly $30 million in capital.Read More
Blockchain APIs – How to Query on the Blockchain
If you wanna build apps on the blockchain, you are likely going to need a way to query data. We just published a course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel that will teach you how to query data on the blockchain in order to build your own decentralized apps. Ania Kubów
Artificial Intelligence From Its Early Development to the Present Day
Before we get started, I’ll just say this: don’t leave this article without at least reading the final two paragraphs. I won’t spoil it for you. But trust me, you won’t want to miss it! The history of artificial intelligence can be traced back to early philosophical and scientific thinking
Microsoft: Activision on PlayStation will last past “existing agreement”
Enlarge / Despite the prominent “Xbox” in this image, Microsoft suggests some of these popular Activision titles could persist on PlayStation “into the future.” (credit: Microsoft)
Microsoft now says that it has “committed to Sony” that “Call of Duty and other popular Activision titles” will be “available on PlayStation beyond the existing agreement and into the future so that Sony fans can continue to enjoy the games they love.” The Xbox maker also says it is “interested in taking similar steps to support Nintendo’s successful platform” following its planned $68.7 billion purchase of the megapublisher.
The announcement comes as part of a blog post outlining a number of “Open App Store principles” Microsoft says are explicitly designed “to address Microsoft’s growing role and responsibility as we start the process of seeking regulatory approval in capitals around the world for our acquisition of Activision Blizzard.”
The bit about distributing Activision titles to non-Xbox consoles “beyond the existing agreement” is especially relevant here. In the days after Microsoft announced its plans to purchase Activision, statements regarding console exclusivity plans from Activision, Sony, and Microsoft focused on language like “honor[ing] all existing commitments,” “abid[ing] by contractual agreements” and “honor[ing] all existing agreements,” respectively. Late last month, Bloomberg reported that those existing agreements only covered the next three Call of Duty games planned for release through 2024.
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