Kyt Dotson, Author at SiliconANGLE

Abusing the Cloud: When Solo Games Get Connected

By Kyt Dotson Mar 20, 2013

Recently, EA came out with the most recent installment of SimCity–a game that didn’t classically contain multiplayer and spoke to more or less a core solo-player audience. However, in EA Maxis’s infinite wisdom SimCitty…

The Revolution Will Be Augmented: OWS Should Embrace Google Glass

By Kyt Dotson Mar 19, 2013

The newest threat to public privacy is barely out of the gate and already speculation is wild about how Google glass will be used. Thoughts on how it will lead to a black eye…

Anita Sarkeesian’s Tropes Vs Women in Video Games Debuts: “Damsel in Distress – Part 1”

By Kyt Dotson Mar 15, 2013

The first video of Anita Sarkeesian’s “Tropes vs. Women in Video Games” series is out–“Damsels in Distress – Part 1”. There’s quite a bit of history behind this video and a lot of reaction…

Mojang Targets Family-Friendly Gaming With Minecraft Realms

By Kyt Dotson Mar 14, 2013

Minecraft is a video gaming and social phenomenon that has made deep waves across the industry. As a game it has inspired gamers and educators alike; but it’s still primarily a single player game…

Google Reader to Close Up and Blow Away in July

By Kyt Dotson Mar 13, 2013

With a popup and a smile, Google has announced that it’s extinguishing Google Reader–arguably the world’s most popular RSS feed reader in existence–on July 1st, 2013. After seven years of operation, the search giant…

Breaking: Disagreement Between Bitcoin Clients Generates Fork

By Kyt Dotson Mar 11, 2013

Due to a difference between two versions of the Bitcoin client (running v0.7 and v0.8 respectively) a fork has occurred when v0.8 clients generated a block that v0.7 blocks could not process. As a…

BitInstant Social-Engineering, DNS Hijack Hack Ended With $12,480 Worth of Bitcoins Stolen

By Kyt Dotson Mar 11, 2013

Last Monday, BitInstant announced the results of having suffered a successful social engineering hack that ended with them losing approximately $12,480 USD worth of BTC (believed to be ฿999 BTC). The attacker, who used socially…

Riverbed Announces Community-Centric Spash and Developer-Friendly FlyScript for Software-Defined Networking

By Kyt Dotson Mar 11, 2013

Today Riverbed, an application performance company, announced a suite of new tools provided to developers that will greatly enhance their ability to perform DevOps duties. Amid these, management elements such as in FlyScript—a software-defined scripting…

Google Glass: The Cultural Impact of Digital Eyes

By Kyt Dotson Mar 7, 2013

Google’s wearable-computing project, Google Glass, has become something of a media phenomenon lately due to its highly innovative aspect of being able to put augmented reality and a camera right up to consumers’ eyes.…

Bitcoin Adoption: The Slow but Steady Emergence Through Services

By Kyt Dotson Mar 6, 2013

It’s 2013 and Bitcoin has been making many inroads into ecommerce, much of the focus of adoption has been on seeing how it could allow people to use money in ways they hadn’t before.…

Kyt Dotson

The Revolution Will Be Augmented: OWS Should Embrace Google Glass

Anita Sarkeesian’s Tropes Vs Women in Video Games Debuts: “Damsel in Distress – Part 1”

Mojang Targets Family-Friendly Gaming With Minecraft Realms

Google Reader to Close Up and Blow Away in July

Breaking: Disagreement Between Bitcoin Clients Generates Fork

BitInstant Social-Engineering, DNS Hijack Hack Ended With $12,480 Worth of Bitcoins Stolen

Riverbed Announces Community-Centric Spash and Developer-Friendly FlyScript for Software-Defined Networking

Google Glass: The Cultural Impact of Digital Eyes

Bitcoin Adoption: The Slow but Steady Emergence Through Services

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