I mentioned hating hashtags last week. Let me tell you the reason quickly. The word "hash" there is derived from the French "hache" and meant "chop up" with an axe in old times. Although I imagine it more like chopping up an egg in four strikes. Four strikes, in the shape of #. Would you be able to get it together afterwards? I don't think so, unless you have some type of a special tool. 🧞‍♀️ I saw a photo of mine today from 2020, back when I was writing about hashes and felt like sharing those tidbits from my mind. Any additions or ideas are greatly appreciated! We often forget the connection between things; however, neurons like connecting like we do on LinkedIn.

1. i’vetoldyou
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2. Theword"hash",isderived
fromtheFrench"hache"and
meant"chopup"withanaxe
inoldtimes.
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AlthoughIimagineitmorelike
choppingupanegginfourstrikes.

3. Thisalsohappensin
cryptography,forsecurity.
Yourdataischoppedinto
pieces,thatisimpossible
for3rdpartiestotrack.
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Turningtheegg
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Unlikehashtags,
hashactually
providesavalue. Belikehash.