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From time to time, I’m getting asked to recommend books, articles, blog posts or conference talks related to AWS lambda security, serverless security, application security, and security testing. I decided to put my list of recommendations in… Continue reading Recommended Reading: Serverless Security, Application Security and Other Serverless Related Topics
Kaya Thomas created WeReadToo to share books by authors of color featuring characters of color. Continue reading The Software Developer Bringing Diversity to Your Reading List
And the world makes a little more sense. Continue reading New Study Finds That Most Redditors Don’t Actually Read the Articles They Vote On
We’ll see you on the other side of the long weekend. Continue reading The Motherboard Guide to Logging Off
A recent Atlantic story set a daily traffic record, but most people read it in bits and pieces, while eagerly sharing. Continue reading How Does an 8,000 Word Story Go Viral?
A recent Atlantic story set a daily traffic record, but most people read it in bits and pieces, while eagerly sharing. Continue reading How Does an 8,000 Word Story Go Viral?
Is this the future of staying safe on the road? Continue reading The Army Is Testing Brainwave-Reading Technology for Drivers
One problem with engineering education today is a lack of experimental teaching. Oh sure you may have a project or two, but it’s not the focus of the program because it’s hard to standardize a test around. Typically sections of the field are taught in a highly focused theoretical course by a professor or graduate student with a specialization in that section. Because classes treat individual subject areas, it’s entirely possible to get a really good understanding of two pieces of the same puzzle, but never realize that they fit together to make a picture. It’s only when a freshly …read more
Continue reading Books You Should Read: Engineer to Win By Carroll Smith
It’s pretty, but only if you practice all the time…which no one does. Continue reading Why Are We Still Teaching Kids Cursive?
A couple of leaks, as well as WHOIS data, suggest we may be looking at a Kindle Oasis this week. Continue reading Amazon’s Next Kindle May Be Called the Kindle Oasis