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Open source gas mask against tear gas
Engineers find neat way to turn waste carbon dioxide into useful material
Cmd Hijack – An argument confusion with path traversal in cmd.exe
Node.jsScan: A semantic aware static code analysis tool for Node.js applications
Group Policies Going Rogue
Crack hashes on Google Colab GPUs for free
One Mix 1S+ is a 7 inch mini-laptop with Core m3-8100Y for $600
'Democracy Live's Online Voting System can be hacked without detection [pdf]
My80sTV – Browse TV from the 80s and Links for the 70s and 90s too
Two vulnerabilities in Zoom could lead to code execution
Car Hacking with Python – Part 1 Data Exfiltration: GPS and Obdii/Can Bus
Shodan Dojo – Learning Shodan through katas
Epic Shell – An Attempt at an Opsec-Friendly Web Shell
Reddit collecting metadata and tracking after update
Intel Atom's CPU Microcode has been dumped
Abusing WebRTC to reveal coarse location data in Signal
Lines – An app that lets you draw a line and shows a matching part of the earth
Explore Pharaoh Ramesses VI Tomb in 3D
Chatter – Osint Social Media Monitoring for Windows
MongoDB for vs Code
Re:A List of Free Networking courses that offer free certification
on Thursday May 14, 2020 @04:18PM (#23184838)
Oops I mistook it for "Project" management. For such a certification in Product management you could check out Coursera's Brand management course: https://www.coursera.org/learn/brand
Re:A List of Free Networking courses that offer free certification
on Thursday May 14, 2020 @03:38PM (#23184333)
Actually with Project management the case is a bit different. There is a central body called "Project management institute". They have a selected number of certification options that are recognized globally. You can defnitely attend free courses but only PMI can certify you to be certified Project Management Professional.
Re:Ask HN: resources for improved writing at work?
on Thursday May 14, 2020 @03:04PM (#23183912)
Start by gathering the best writing samples your team has completed. Identify the most appealing aspects of each document. Review the lists of positive responses for patterns. With enough documents and enough people participating, you’ll arrive at a consensus standard for quality writing: A set of models and specific language that describes exactly what your organization likes about them.