Kourtney Kardashian, who is expecting her first baby with husband Travis Barker any day now, dressed as Winona Ryder's Beetlejuice character Lydia Deetz for Halloween this year. Posting an image on Instagram of her and Barker,

Kourtney Kardashian Channelled Beetlejuice For Halloween With Travis Barker

LeBron dressed up as Beetlejuice (Michael Keaton) during the end of the film, where he's trying to get hitched to Lydia Deetz (Winona Ryder) in an inappropriate supernatural shotgun wedding. Savannah dressed up as the Neitherworld Receptionist/Miss ...

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The Poosh creator covered her baby bump in a red wedding gown as Lydia Deetz, while the Blink-182 rocker sported a maroon suit and green wig.

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Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker dressed up as Lydia Deetz and Beetlejuice respectively from the 1988 Tim Burton movie

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Travis Barker, Kourtney Kardashian. Courtesy of Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker/Instagram Say his name three times! Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker got in the spooky spirit by dressing up as Lydia Deetz and Beetlejuice for Halloween.

Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker Channel ‘Beetlejuice’ for Halloween

Say his name three times! Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker got in the spooky spirit by dressing up as Lydia Deetz and Beetlejuice for Halloween.

Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker Channel ‘Beetlejuice’ for Their Halloween Costume

The couple shared their costume in a joint post to their Instagram accounts, with photos of Barker decked out in pale-white face makeup, a dark purple suit and the crazy hair of the movie’s namesake character played by Michael Keaton, while Kardashian wore the signature red wedding dress worn by Lydia, played by Winona Ryder.

Travis Barker & Kourtney Kardashian Look Positively Spooky in Beetlejuice & Lydia Halloween Costumes

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HackerNoon Reporter: Please tell us briefly about your background. I have a degree in Aerospace Engineering. I worked as a software developer at Amazon, and a Program Manager for Microsoft before starting deetz. What's your startup called? And in a sentence or two, what does it do? We are deetz (short for details) and we show people what’s happening in their city right now! Everything on the app expires in 24hrs so you can get “right now” information on daily happy hours, live events, food specials, and more! What is the origin story? We launched during COVID and all our favorite restaurants were shutting down left and right. We wanted to support local businesses but didn’t have a good way to find the latest information on if they’re open, doing curbside pickup, or have their patio open without having to follow 100s of Facebook pages, Instagram, and outdated city websites. Google was just a list of “10 places near you” but people wanted to know “what are they offering today!”. So we built deetz to bridge that gap. Basically your Netflix for live events, happy hours, and more! We generated about $10,000 in economic activity each week in Cedar Rapids, Iowa alone! What do you love about your team, and why are you the ones to solve this problem? Each and every one of us faced the exact same problem and feeling like our “city sucked because there is nothing to do” or always finding awesome things after the fact like a cool concert or art exhibit. We are basically building deetz for our own selfish need to live our best life in the city we live in! I have a strong technical background from my experience working at Microsoft and we have an amazing growth hacker, Grace Rigdon, who worked in Meredith Corporation and Hearst Corporation and helped scale the app from Cedar Rapids to all across Iowa and strategizing a national expansion! If you weren’t building your startup, what would you be doing? I’d be learning how to bake, knit, and surf! Or just about anything a hipster like me does these days. At the moment, how do you measure success? What are your core metrics? We measure success through our “4-week comeback” metric. It defines what percentage of users in a given 4 week period using the at least 2 weeks. We chose this metric because that’s the cycle we notice people have when they go out for a happy hour, brunch, live events, etc. Like they do it at least once every 2 weeks. What’s most exciting about your traction to date? The most exciting thing is that people have been traveling to over 100+ cities across the U.S. and still got on deetz to see what’s happening in their new place! This unlocked a completely new market for us to focus on. Tourist destinations and travelers associate deetz as “not just where I live” but “It’s that one friend in the group who knows what’s going on no matter where we travel”. What technologies are you currently most excited about, and most worried about? And why? I am extremely excited about the growing adoption of AR with everyday use. We believe that’s the future, if the future is to help people live their best life. We want people to pull out their deetz app, scan around, and see what’s happening inside each businesses without having to go in! I worry about the dark patterns in the UI/UX these days. VCs seem to focus more on “who can keep the consumer’s attention the most” which leads to the perils of Instagram and TikTok, when it’ll be beneficial to look at it from the lens of “How productive and happy with their life can you keep a consumer?” because helping people live a more fulfilling life leads to long term retention vs short term highs. We shouldn’t strive to create “addicts”, but to help with how engaged people are with each other in real life. What drew you to get published on HackerNoon? What do you like most about our platform? I’ve been following HackerNoon from the Medium days, transitioning to its own platform, and never stopped rooting for you guys. The stories are thorough and different from similar tech publishers out there and I feel like I walk away with some learning each time vs. feeling like I just read an article that was more of an FYI. What advice would you give to the 21-year-old version of yourself? Breathe. Live. Experience. 4 years of college will fly by. Doing 20 things at the same time isn’t the measure of success but taking a moment to appreciate all the experience you had that day, past week, month, is crucial. Also, don’t get too drunk! What is something surprising you've learned this year that your contemporaries would benefit from knowing? I learned that if you’re a first-time founder, everything is stacked against you. You might have the best traction and story but still get turned down. You’ll also read stories about second-time founders raising millions in seed rounds while their idea is still on a napkin. Don’t take it personally. Those who are raising millions pre-seed as second-time founder struggled their first time. It’s okay and doesn’t reflect in your idea or capability as a person. It’s a numbers game and takes talking to 200 Angels/VC to get 1 yes. Vote for deetz as the . best startup in Cedar Rapids

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I grabbed more than a grand with half a day of research. A quick disclaimer — my grandma asked me about buying cryptocurrency a few weeks ago. I gave her the best advice, but basically encouraged her to do her own research, and not bet the farm with my inheritance ;-). That goes for you too. Don’t take anything I write here as canon, and read, read, read before you decide to risk any funds, crypto or otherwise. The backstory — I bought just under 1 BTC back in the days for about $80 bucks. Thankfully I withdrew the currency into a local wallet before Mt Gox . Eventually I switched to the followup wallet called Multibit HD. For the most part, I completely forgot about Bitcoin until the recent cryptocurrency surge (Dec 2017). Mt Gox MultiBit became insolvent eeek, just the logo makes me shudder Anyway, on August 1, 2017, a bunch of the Bitcoin miners decided to create a new currency called Bitcoin Cash. They performed a “hard fork” and basically anyone that owned Bitcoin before the split now owned both Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash — and was entitled to the same amount of Bitcoin Cash that they already owned in Bitcoin. I mostly ignored this, but in the past week, since started listing Bitcoin Cash (BCH), the new currency, BCH, skyrocketed in value. Coinbase trajectory of bitcoin cash Between August 1 and today, I had sold off a chunk of my original BTC for “real money” (also via Coinbase). But I started doing research and it turns out that if I owned one BTC on August 1, I still was entitled to one BCH regardless of my actions after the August 1 fork. So after some Googling, the best tutorial I found about how to claim BCH from Multibit HD (or various other wallets) was here: _While we enjoy being market leaders, we still believe synergy and cooperation is the best way forward for all involved…_coinomi.freshdesk.com How to get Bitcoin Cash from many wallet/software/services with Coinomi : Coinomi Support But unfortunately this only worked for , an Android app. I didn’t have an Android device lying around. And I’d rather be chemically castrated than go to Walmart to buy one three days before Christmas. Coinomi DROID! After banging my head against a wall (and watching BCH lose value), I found a Stack Exchange article about how to . Essentially, since I still had my written down from MultiBit HD, I was able to input them into and actually claim my BCH. (It was slightly more complicated than that, see the for deetz). claim Bitcoin Cash from my Multibit HD Wallet wallet words Electron Cash Stack Exchange article electron cash After I got the BCH funds in my Electron Cash wallet, I transferred the BCH over to Coinbase and sold it immediately for USD, because USD can buy last-minute Christmas presents, and mythical coin money can’t (yet). When I’m not pretending that I know WTF I am doing with Bitcoin, I also run a site called SIMMER.io for sharing WebGL games . If you’re into games or game development check it out! And don’t forget to clap or follow me on Medium if you enjoyed this article. It provides great motivation for me to keep writing!

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Not every day can you meet people like Joel Dietz, Founding Member of , Architect of MetaMask, and the Founder of MetaMetaverse. I sat down with Joel to chat about Web3 technologies, innovation, and our future as he sees it. Ethereum What's your current role and what do you like about it? I founded the , and am currently running it as CEO. I'm also the lead language designer of the __ __language and metaurl protocol. We believe we have the best secret sauce for uniting all metaverses and becoming the platform of choice for individuals, DAOs, and businesses in building their metaverse. We focus on the experience of the Web3 travelers, and engagement throughout their journey traversing our cosmic system with a narrative to give travelers purpose when initiating their launch sequence. In the past, I was a founding member of Ethereum and the founding architect of . I have over a decade of experience in Ethereum development, governance protocols, cryptoeconomics, and establishing legal standards for utility tokens at Harvard and MIT. MetaMetaverse metalambda MetaMask How and when did you get into programming? I was always a logical thinker. I think of myself more as a thinker, rather than just a programmer. I first started programming games, but later my research interests focused on the confluence of blockchain network topologies and swarm intelligence, especially how the principles within decentralized organizations can be used to fuel global innovation. I also worked on holonic philosophy, the evolution of jurisprudence, data-driven approaches to innovation, and smart city data architecture. What's your earliest memory of learning to code? Very long ago. I think I was about six years old and started with Qbasic, and this cool magazine called 3-2-1 contact that used to have basic programming challenges. Not to show my age, but I think nowadays a lot has changed within the sector. When Elon Musk achieves his dream of getting us to Mars, what technology do you think would be important on Mars and why? Well, once the dream becomes a reality the next step needed would be one of Horticulture, they say Martian soil has some nutrients which plants need to grow and survive. But because of Mars's extremely cold conditions, plants such as Watney's potatoes would need to grow inside a controlled environment. This technology might already be around to sustain this growth. Another important step would be transportation, outside of the obvious necessity of providing appropriate tech and science to have individuals being able to breathe air freely. What's a programming language that you would build EVERYTHING and ANYTHING in and why? I love metalambda because it is the first language oriented about generating your own metaverses, simulations, and virtual reality. MetaLambdas are cross-platform functions that accompany computational lifeforms such as anticipated by Von Neumann in his Universal Constructor Theory. What's something you think Software developers do not do enough of? I believe software developers nowadays need to focus more on QA, effectively making sure they read their own code and making sure it works in that scenario. Planning out the purpose of building that code is another one of major importance, rather than building it because it ‘ended up in your lap.’ Writing test coverage is another thing. For those who do not know what that is, it’s a technique that determines whether our test cases are actually covering the application code, and how much code is exercised when we run those test cases. Build it with integration in mind - this is of the utmost importance nowadays given flexibility and robustness are of the highest necessity. A solid life balance is significant. Honestly, more developers need to cut time away from their computers and enjoy life a bit. Sometimes individuals who are constantly coding become lost in their work, and mistakes become abundant. What is your least favorite thing about programming? This goes back to my previous answer, it’s very easy for programmers to become introverted, with lots of people ending up not understanding you. It ends up being easier for people with bad intentions to take advantage of you. That’s why a solid life balance is important. What’s a technology you’re currently learning or excited to learn? There are too many, time is the issue. Currently, I’m looking at Pickover, who has a list of esoteric languages, and, in general, I like these very obscure programming languages. Time travel 10 years into the past or 10 years into the future? What does technology look like? Give reasons for your answer. In my opinion, I feel as if Telepathy will be the new frontier for the future. Imagine having the element of a smarter, sharper AI connected to your mind, and having the possibility to manipulate 3D space. The implications of this would be incredible. I’ll also be chatting with Joel about metaverses in twenty years on stage during Badass Show, an edutainment talk show about Web3, that I’m launching as a host during on November 2nd. I can’t wait for hundreds of people to see the show live at WOW, and millions - online. WOW Summit Lisbon Learn more about the summit here.

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Original photo by Frida Aguilar Estrada at ; Logos are from the respective companies Unsplash Recently, for our Information Technology Entrepreneurship class, we students were split into groups, and each group had to compare and analyze a set of related apps. Our group decided to analyze music apps, particularly the ones that are the most popular but are also accessible here in the Philippines. So we picked Spotify, Apple Music, and Deezer. We analyzed each app’s history, features, UX Design, and marketing strategies. Here’s five of the lessons I learned and uncovered from the research we made as a group. #1: Your number of users and success has nothing to do with how long you’ve been operating. “Success doesn’t just come and find you, you have to go out and get it.” Spotify was officially founded by Daniel Ek and Martin Lorentzon in Sweden. Since then, it’s grown to have over and as of July 2017. back in 2006 140 million active users 60 million paid subscribers Spotify’s user growth On the other hand, Deezer was founded about the same time. It was founded by Daniel Marhely and Jonathan Benassaya , and it operates out of Paris. Deezer is also similar in terms of features to Spotify. back in 2007 However, Deezer currently and as of Jan. 2017. It now mainly focuses on selected markets in Latin America, Africa and Asia. only has 10 million active users as of Dec. 2016, 6.9 million paid subscribers are growing, but not growing that fast Deezer’s paid subscribers Meanwhile, Apple Music was . However, it’s already grown to have . only launched in June 30, 2015 30 million paid users as of Sept. 2017 Apple Music is catching up to Spotify. In just 2 years, they have as Spotify. half as many paid subscribers Of course, Apple Music benefits from the brand of Apple and its partnerships with record labels, plus it made the app available on all new iPhones after it launched. But I was still surprised to learn they had this many paid users in just 2 years. #2: Apps can’t help but copy each other “The best compliment someone could give you is to copy you.” As we’ve seen in how Facebook and Instagram are copying Snapchat’s features, music apps love to copy each other’s features as well. They even copy each other’s pricing: P129 = 129 Philippine Pesos, which is only 2.54 USD. Spotify is way cheaper in the Philippines than in the US. As you can see above, all three music apps have the same prices for their premium and family plans. The only key differences are 1) Apple Music doesn’t have a free plan, and 2) Spotify priced their family plan cheaper by 5 pesos in the Philippines. Moreover, all three music apps also have the same basic set of features for their free and paid versions (except Apple Music, since it has no free version): Spotify and Deezer’s free plans have the same features All 3 apps have the same base set of features for their paid plans Spotify was the true trendsetter in terms of its pricing and its features, and they are the leader in this category, so it is smart for Apple Music and Deezer to just copy their pricing and features. But this leads me to my next point: #3: If there’s nothing setting your app apart, there’s no reason for me to keep it on my phone “Don’t be afraid of being different; be afraid of being the same as everyone else.” For the group work, we split up different parts of the research so each of us in the group had something to work on. I volunteered to analyze each app’s UX and features because I was very curious about their differences. Being a UI/UX designer myself and having interned as one recently, I wanted to use this as an exercise to critique each app’s UX and features. I’ve already been a Spotify user for 3 years and a premium user for a few months, but I haven’t used Apple Music and Deezer. So for this study, I downloaded and signed up for each app as if I was a new user, even for Spotify. I tried out all apps’ free versions and paid versions. Here’s what I found to be each app’s differentiating features in their paid plans: Spotify’s Differentiating Features (4): and Connect Behind The Lyrics and for your country Public Playlists Top Charts Spotify has four differentiating features. Spotify Connect lets you use one device to be a Spotify remote for another device. Behind the Lyrics lets you view lyrics and trivia to a song. And although Apple Music also lets you listen to your friends or other people’s playlists, Spotify’s public playlists are definitely more popular and widely used, so I’d call it Spotify’s differentiating feature. Apple Music’s Differentiating Features (1): Meanwhile, Apple Music only has one differentiating feature: its ‘Connect’ feature. This feature lets you see updates from artists you like on Apple Music. In fact, when you first go in to Apple Music, you’ll see a feed of their recent posts. You can also comment and like. Apple Music’s feature Connect Although the other apps have nothing like this, most fans are used to seeing updates on their artists on other platforms, such as Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat, so it’s tough to see this catching on. Deezer’s Differentiating Features (2): Lastly, Deezer actually has 2 differentiating features: its Flow playlist and its ‘karaoke-style’ lyrics feature. Deezer’s and Features Flow Playlist Lyrics Deezer’s Flow playlist is basically the app’s main playlist for you. It plays the songs it thinks you’ll love, based on the artists, songs, and albums you’ve ‘liked’ on Deezer. While I was using it, it did play songs I like, and I loved the simplicity of it. Deezer puts Flow as the main section when you open the app, so it doesn’t let you get lost in other playlists. It’s perfect for if you’re not too picky about what you listen to and don’t want to get lost in choices, which I often do in Spotify. Also, Deezer’s karaoke-style lyrics are one-of-a-kind. Basically, the lyrics are highlighted as they are sung in the song, so it makes it easier to memorize and sing along to. Spotify only shows you a few lyrics with its Behind the Lyrics feature, and Apple Music just shows you the lyrics as a block of text at the bottom, so Deezer definitely wins here. How I’d rank them: Because of this, if I had to rank the three apps based on their UX and features, I’d rank . Spotify first, Deezer second, and Apple Music third Although Apple Music is a very well-made app, Deezer’s karaoke-style lyrics and Flow playlist make it differentiated and more useful than Apple Music. That being said, I don’t see why anyone would ever switch from Spotify to Deezer or Apple Music permanently, and it’s because of this: #4: Spotify’s features and network effects make it hard for users to switch to a new app. “What does a company with large cash flows far into the future look like?…they usually share some combination of the following characteristics: proprietary technology, network effects, economies of scale, and branding.” — Peter Thiel In 2009, Mark Zuckerberg famously sent out this status on Facebook: mhmm, Spotify is so good 2 years later, Spotify launched its integration with Facebook. This was vital to Spotify’s popularity, because users were now able to see what their friends are listening to on Facebook and go to Spotify to listen to it. Spotify took off after that, and as you can see below, they’ve exponentially increased their number of paying Spotify subscribers. This is the true result of network effects. Spotify got more valuable and useful as more people used it, so it just kept growing. Picture credit So if you’re a current user of Spotify, most of your friends probably are as well. And there’s such a high cost to switching music apps that you wouldn’t want to ever leave Spotify. You’d have to re-download all your favorite songs, recreate all of your playlists, and you wouldn’t be able to access the playlists you follow on Spotify on the new music app. So this leads me to my last insight: #5: Spotify will continue to be the leader among music apps in the future. Although I had a hunch that Spotify would have the best UX and features even before this study, doing this comparative study made me realize why they’re the best even more. Their features, network effects, and marketing strategies are all brilliant. Of course they still have their issues — after all, and continue to lose millions every year. But as long as they continue to innovate and reach more users, Spotify will always be the market leader here. they’re still not profitable Connect Deeper If you liked this article, please mash that clap button or leave a response below! Every clap helps me reach more people with my writing :) Brian Tan is a 20-year-old writer, UI/UX designer and front-end web developer from the Philippines. He’s also the co-founder and CEO of HangTime — a web app built to help students create and share class schedules with each other. Get in touch with him at brian@hangtimeapp.com.

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In a shocking turn of events, the cybersecurity community has been rocked by what is now being dubbed the "Mother of all Breaches" (MOAB) – the largest data breach in history. With a staggering , amounting to an astonishing , exposed to the public, the breach has raised significant concerns about the security of online platforms and the potential risks users now face. 26 billion records 12 terabytes of data In this article, we delve into the details of the breach, the platforms affected, and the potential dangers, and provide recommendations for users to protect themselves. The Scale of the Breach Discovered by cybersecurity researcher Bob Dyachenko and the team at , the massive database was found on an unsecured server, highlighting the sheer scale of the breach. Estimated at 12 terabytes, the exposed data includes sensitive information from a myriad of online platforms, with Chinese giants Tencent and Weibo being the hardest hit. Cybernews Platforms and Data Compromised The impacts a wide range of platforms, with Tencent's QQ and Weibo leading the pack with 1.5 billion and 504 million compromised records, respectively. breach The exposed database includes data encompassing email addresses, phone numbers, images, and user accounts extracted from prominent social platforms like MySpace (360 million files), Twitter (281 million records), Deezer (258 million), LinkedIn (251 million), Adobe (153 million), Canva (143 million), VK (101 million), Telegram (40 million), as well as LinkedIn, Adobe services, Gmail, and Canva. Furthermore, government entities in the United States, Brazil, Turkey, Germany, and the Philippines have also fallen victim to data compromise. Potential Dangers and Repercussions The exposed data poses serious threats to users, including the risk of identity theft, targeted cyberattacks, and credential stuffing. With personal details such as names, email addresses, and phone numbers now in the hands of malicious actors, users are urged to remain vigilant against potential fraudulent activities. In 2019, an unsecured database created by Verifications.io led to the leakage of nearly a billion records, marking one of the largest and most detrimental breaches at that time. However, the scale of data exposed in that incident falls short compared to the massive amount leaked by QQ alone in the current scenario. Recommendations for Users In response to this unprecedented breach, users are advised to take immediate action to protect themselves: Change passwords: Update passwords for all affected platforms and refrain from using the same password across multiple accounts. Enable two-factor authentication: Add an extra layer of security to your accounts wherever possible. Be cautious of phishing attempts: Stay vigilant against phishing emails and avoid clicking on suspicious links or downloading attachments from unknown senders. Monitor accounts: Regularly check accounts for unusual activity and report any suspicious occurrences immediately. The Road Ahead As investigations into the breach continue, this incident serves as a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities in our digital world. Individuals and organizations alike must prioritize cybersecurity measures to mitigate risks associated with large-scale data breaches. Conclusion The "Mother of all Breaches" underscores the evolving nature of the cybersecurity landscape. By adopting proactive security measures and remaining vigilant, users can contribute to minimizing the risks associated with large-scale data breaches. However, it's crucial to stay informed and verify the authenticity of information to prevent the spread of misinformation in an era where fake news can abound. Dedicated individuals have developed a tool to ascertain whether your data has been compromised. Users can utilize this service to search for email addresses and phone numbers, accessing Cybernews' personal data leak checker for added security. Food for Thought This news has been covered by The New York Post, Forbes, Daily Mail, and other top media outlets. However, imagine that it's fake and misinformation. How can you verify that it's all genuine and a fact? Do you think this vast volume of leaked data can become cyber weaponry in the hands of criminals? I'm just giving you food for thought. Additionally, it prompts us to consider the potential weaponization of leaked data by cybercriminals, sparking reflection on the broader implications of such breaches in the digital age. Do you think this vast volume of leaked data can become cyber weaponry in the hands of criminals? I'm just giving you food for thought.

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