F3 Recap 003# : Technology 001#
Wait... this isn't a recap?
One post isn't enough to show off the fantastic content found by our Finder Frogs.
The F3 Recap will be revisiting some of the members who've continued to create and publish incredible content after their inaugural mention in the Finder Frog Focus post earlier in the week.
It appears we found some brilliant creators earlier in the week because the content didn't stop!
This is the usual introduction.
Unfortunately, our selections earlier in the week haven't lived up to the F3 Recap so we're going to have to do something a little different. This post isn't going to be a recap of the featured members, it's going to be a showcase of some consistent and well-established creators who provide quality technology posts and curation.
Hopefully, these guys will quench your technology thirst until the next edition of the Technology Finder Frog Focus.
@taskmaster4450
@taskmaster4450
If you haven't stumbled onto @taskmaster4450's blog yet, you're 100% missing out. His 'about me' says it all:
Chief Technologist/Futurist-My blog is primarily about what tomorrow will be like and the technology that will change it.
The post we are sharing today is about his thoughts on the latest updates issued by @steemitblog (Steemit) and @heimindanger (DTube).
Hearing from the developments teams of both STEEM and one of the main applications on the same day is huge. This just shows how pricing action reflects little of what is going on.
@taskmaster4450 breaks down the updates nicely for us to digest while shedding his wisdom on the topics at hand in the process.
As a true believer and driving force for the Age of Abundance, he is definitely the kind of influence you want to show up in your feed on a daily basis.
@Jrswab
Currently working on a new project dubbed Nebulus @Jrswab is an avid coder, tech follower and community leader.
Nebulus is a web app that gives the content creator a place to host their content via the IPFS network. The more places their content exists, the better!
Nebulus is an interface to the ipfs network helping us "less technical" people host our files on the ipfs blockchain. @Jrswab has been actively using it to host his own files proving its stability which gives us the confidence to jump right in and take it for a test drive.
J.R. Swab's Weekly Technology CurationBe sure to check out his weekly technology curation post if you wish to find some of the best tech posts on Steemit, he also incentivises people to assist in this curation project by sharing part of the posts sbd with the finders.
If you are interested in programming and tech in general, @Jrswab is a must follow.
Anymore?
As this post is not the usual recap of discovered talent we have also chosen two other posts from authors who are consistent in their quality.
Providing you with more insight into the world of crypto, technology and gaming be sure to give the next couple of posts a read and follow.
 The Streets Are Red! |  Benchmarking A Very Budget Gaming PC for an 11 Year Old kid - PC Tech - Part 53. |
Any accounts we may have missed? Be sure to recommend them in the comments for everyone to find.
Recap
  is a @BuddyUP team effort to further showcase and encourage the fantastic members who were intially mentioned in our Finder Frog Focus curation effort. We hope you appreciated the additional content from the members and we would be thrilled to hear that you found some new creators to follow.
thanks for the curation dude. much appreciated.
Upvoted, Followed and Resteemed.
you got my upvote o.ob
@buddyup, you are interesting to read!