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Definitions of tidbit in various dictionaries:
noun - a small tasty bit of food
noun - a choice bit of food
TIDBIT - Tidbit is a Boston area startup company founded by MIT students to use web based distributed computing to mine bitcoins. In December 2013, shortly af...
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| Possible Crossword Clues |
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| A choice morsel |
| Morsel |
| Unit of gossip |
| Juicy piece |
| Gossip unit |
| Choice morsel |
| Factoid |
| Appetizer |
| Chocolate chip, e.g. |
| Yummy morsel |
| Tidbit description |
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| Tidbit is a Boston area startup company founded by MIT students to use web based distributed computing to mine bitcoins. In December 2013, shortly after its formation, the company was served a subpoena by the Attorney General of New Jersey under the state's consumer fraud protection act. After consulting the MIT administration the company was referred to the Electronic Frontier Foundation, which is representing the company in its effort opposing the subpoena.In February 2014 MIT faculty members Hal Abelson, Ethan Zuckerman, and graduate student Nathan Matias published a letter calling on MIT to do more to protect the students, as legal risk jeopardized MIT's institutional mission in training young people to imagine, create, and disseminate projects that expand the possibilities of technology. MIT President Rafael Reif then wrote an email to the MIT community, stating that Tidbit had "the full and enthusiastic support of MIT," and that he had directed the Provost, Chancellor and General |