Abstract: A second user device of a second user, a prospective second owner of an asset owned by a first user, may receive an ownership verification message and a first user digital address of a first ownership transaction, from a first user device of the first user, to authenticate first users ownership of the asset. The first ownership transaction is created in a public ledger. Upon verification of the ownership, the second user device performs a second transfer initiation action and encodes a second fingerprint to obtain an encoded second fingerprint. The second fingerprint is obtained from a second ownership document indicating a transfer of ownership of the asset to the second user. The first user device creates the second ownership transaction using a second ownership locking script having a public key of the second user and the encoded second fingerprint.

Abstract: Examples disclosed herein relate to identifying a plurality of available printers associated with a printer sharing service, displaying, from the plurality of available printers, a sorted list of the plurality of available printers and a cost per page for each of the plurality of available printers, receiving a selection of a first printer of the plurality of available printers, and causing the first printer to print a print job.

Abstract: In one example, a first directive is received at a system. The directive is to embed, into content selected via a printer application accessed at a network-connected printer, a network address. A carrier image that includes the network address in encoded form is generated. A second directive, to provide first content to the printer, is received via the application. The carrier image is merged into the first content. After the merging, the merged first content is sent to the printer for printing.

Abstract: Techniques pertaining to printing a document are disclosed. A computer server may receive decoded document metadata and locate a document in a document repository using the document metadata. The server may determine whether the document metadata is indicative of a most recent version of the document and, if not, retrieve the most recent version of the document. The server may also create a tag for the retrieved most recent version of the document comprised of up to date document metadata in which the tag data is embedded in a graphic that is merged with the most recent version of the document. The server may create a print job for the most recent version of the document and send the print job to a network enabled printer over a network connection.

Abstract: In one example, a first directive is received at a system. The directive is to embed, into content selected via a printer application accessed at a network-connected printer, a network address. A carrier image that includes the network address in encoded form is generated. A second directive, to provide first content to the printer, is received via the application. The carrier image is merged into the first content. After the merging, the merged first content is sent to the printer for printing.