I just asked Siri about the EFT approval using eight ball and she said, "Nope."  

Monday moonday?

Google Press Office didn't check with the engineers: neither SHA-1 or SHA256 are not encryption ciphers.

The SHA family are hashing algorithms.

An interesting read about Byteball on steemit:

https://steemit.com/byteball/@cryptomancer/grab-a-ball-of-bytes-for-fun-and-profit

can we get a normal exchange that doesnt trade only gigabytes but normal numbers?
we need serious one like bittrex or so, not unknown one like now

this is not looking good for the coin

why this coin is only on some strange exchange?

can we get bittrex not some scam exchange? also not everybody has gigabytes, bytes should be traded too

As you can see I'm not a fan of Einstein.

Some of the "nobodies" that knew 5-8 years ago are probably now wealthier than Peter.

Confirmed.

Good news in regards to quantum computer attacks

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/101656-2/

Bitcoin uses two fundamental cryptographic systems to achieve its security.
One is elliptic curve multiplication on a prime field which is a one-way function. This depends on prime function factorization mathematics that is vulnerable to quantum technology.
“The other is hash algorithms, and hash algorithms are not actually factorizable with quantum technology,” he said. “We don’t have very good algorithms for breaking hashes with Quantum computing.”
Satoshi didn’t put the elliptic curve public keys in the transactions until after they’ve been spent. A bitcoin address is a double-hashed version of a public key, meaning the public key is never seen by anyone until the user claims it by spending the transaction.