Walkybit holds important lessons ...

Walkybit holds important lessons ...




In order to stimulate physical exercise against obesity in Russia, there are totems positioned in the subway that records the movements up ahead. When a minimum number of squats required is done, totems release free subway tickets. Basically movements against free ticket.

Good idea....

What sticks out? The superiority of Walkybit: it works everywhere and not just one-spot, but is continuous over time, for real effectiveness.
However, it is interesting to see the effort to use technology of any kind, to involve the mass of people to make movements against obesity.

It is indeed a WHO recommendation - (World Health Organization) to promote movement as a basic prevention against all kinds of diseases.

Walkybit helps anybody to be in good shape, and this is certified by the Powk program that assigns tokens of Cntf community to those who make movements helping the planet.

Walkybit, as always, is ahead ...




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5 Sectors Blockchain Is Disrupting That Are Not Cryptocurrency

5 Sectors Blockchain Is Disrupting That Are Not Cryptocurrency

Cryptocurrency is just the start. Blockchain could make elections unhackable and provide flawless cybersecurity.

For a few years now, "blockchain" and "cryptocurrency" have gone hand-in-hand. The blockchain concept is complicated, and involves constant-growth record lists linked together and secured through cryptography (think of the Cryptex from The Da Vinci Code). Each block of the chain envelops a hash pointer relating to the previous block, as well as transaction data and a timestamp.

The idea of a blockchain isn't relegated to the infant-era cryptocurrency revolution. Massive worldwide corporations are beginning to incorporate blockchain technology into their systems. The technology behind the blockchain is far more valuable on a global scale than any market capitalization of cryptocurrencies.

Dec 13, 2017
 

https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/305009

Is your browser slower than normal? Hackers could be mining Bitcoin on your computer

Is your browser slower than normal? Hackers could be mining Bitcoin on your computer without you ever knowing, warn experts

●      Networks and machines are being taken over in a process called cryptojacking

●      Computers are secretly put to use in mining cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin

●      Users may not even know its happened although devices may slow down

●      Among high profile targets was a public Wi-fi at a Starbucks in Buenos Aires

Over the past year, Bitcoin has seen its value increase by 1,000 per cent, so its perhaps unsurprising that its become an attractive target for hackers.

In a process called cryptojacking, cyber criminals are taking over networks and computers to put them to use in mining the cryptocurrency and others like it.

Among recent high profile targets was a public Wi-fi at a Starbucks, where suspicious code was found that turned visitors' devices into money makers for crooks.

Dec 14, 2017 by Tim Collins
 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-5179179/Hackers-mining-bitcoin-computer.html