Ep 37 | The Dogecoin Killer and Team ADA
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English - February 20, 2022 23:00 - 1 hour - 59.2 MB - ★★★★★ - 8 ratingsTechnology Science blockchain bitcoin crypto javascript python code coding computer science data analytics developer Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
We not only talk about the rocket that is about to hit the moon and the Super Bowl, but we also cover the origin stories of two popular cryptocurrencies: Shiba Inu and Cardano! Welcome to Tech Heads.
News 📰PSA: Update Zoom on Mac to fix a bug that keeps your mic on after meetings - The Verge
If you’re using Zoom on a Mac, now’s the time to make sure it’s updated to version 5.9.3. Zoom has acknowledged a bug that appears to cause the microphone on Macs running macOS Monterey to stay on even after leaving a meeting, first reported by The Register (via 9to5Mac) . A Zoom representative later commented on the post, stating Zoom “experienced a bug relating to the Zoom client for macOS, which could show the orange indicator light continue to appear after having left a meeting, call, or webinar.” The representative also noted that updating Zoom to version 5.9.3, which was released in late January, will fix the issue. Zoom first attempted to fix the bug in a December 5.9.1 update, as its release notes say Zoom “resolved an issue regarding the microphone light indicator being triggered when not in a meeting on macOS Monterey,” but it looks like this solution didn’t work for everyone.
Last month, an astronomer and space tracking expert made a bit of a splash when he predicted that a piece of an old SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket left in space for the last seven years was going to collide with the Moon this March. But now he’s changing that prediction in a big way. While the rocket part he’s been tracking is still on a collision course with the Moon, he now believes that the vehicle is not an old Falcon 9 part, but an old Chinese rocket instead.
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