All articles tagged with #protocols
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Phoronix
Wayland 1.24 has been released after 13 months, introducing minor updates such as a new wl_fixes interface, improved keyboard repeat handling, event dispatch timeouts, access to shared memory buffers after destruction, interface fetching, and error posting enhancements, with most significant changes occurring in related protocols and compositors.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Nature.com
Researchers have developed a method called enhanced electric fluorescent in situ hybridization (EEL FISH) to detect the expression levels of hundreds of genes in tissue. However, conveying all the pertinent details of this complex technique in the methods section of a research article can be challenging. To overcome this limitation, step-by-step protocols can be provided to make the procedure easier to follow and implement. Platforms such as Protocols.io and OpenWetWare.org offer a forum for questions and comments, allowing for post-publication updates and long-term support. Communicating common pitfalls, documenting key steps with pictures or videos, and defining "obvious" steps can also enhance the accessibility and transparency of methods, making them more useful for replication and scientific research.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CryptoSlate
Fortune Crypto 40 has released a benchmark ranking the top 40 crypto firms across eight categories, with Ethereum Foundation topping the Protocols category followed by Bitcoin. The DeFi category was dominated by Ethereum-based applications, with Uniswap Labs, Lido, MakerDAO, Aave, and Curve taking the top five spots. The benchmark used empirical metrics and surveys of over 200 financial executives to determine the rankings, which Fortune claims are "impartial and rigorous."
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo Life
Former staffers allege that Meghan Markle found the strict royal protocols to be "silly" and frustrating, similar to Princess Diana's reported issues with and breaking of royal protocols. Royal protocols for the British royal family are intense, including rules about makeup, purses, games, and food. Meghan reportedly disliked being a "second-rate princess" and having to follow pointless royal rounds.