Some days ago I attended another amazing live session organized by the CS50's program professors Malan and Yu. This time the topic revolved around how an emoji ends up on your phone keyboard. As always, I'm glad that I could learn some new things. What is Really an Emoji? 🤓 The term "emoji" is a … Continue reading How an Emoji Becomes an Emoji
How to keep your laptop and phone secure
Today I've attended an online discussion hosted by the CS50 professors David Malan and Brian Yu on how to keep your laptop and phone secure. Believe it or not, in 2019, the most common password used to "protect"Â systems and devices was 123456. The second one: 123456789. The third one: qwerty (take a look at … Continue reading How to keep your laptop and phone secure
My first game with Scratch
I've just completed the first assignment of CS50: to develop a project with Scratch, a programming language by MIT's Media Lab to create interactive stories, games, and animations. I've decided to create a game where a baseball player is preparing for the upcoming season and wants to eat in a healthy way. To this end, … Continue reading My first game with Scratch
Marina Hernandez 