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natas is probably a good start. The first several levels are pretty simplistic, but it starts to ramp up eventually. http://www.overthewire.org/wargames/natas/

Disclosure: I was a student in the first round of this course and prior to enrolling, only vaguely knew of Cody as 'that guy who hacked hotel locks'. For anyone considering this co…

As a satisfied user of the latest CyanogenMod nightlies on a 2 year old Galaxy S2, this is great news! CM has breathed new life into my outdated hardware. However, I have to echo t…

This is unfortunate but hopefully their experience helps them as they get back into the working world. In the past 3 months, I signed up and canceled an account. The issue I have w…

I'll admit it, I'm skeptical. I'm also a bit jealous that I can't seem to find 10 spare minutes a day for learning. Some quick internet sleuthing led me to https://angel.co/grapefe…

I understand discrimination is real and I wasn't implying otherwise. But I also worked in the past for a monster competitor and I can say that at least at the company I worked for …

Isn't it likely that Monster has some sort of "freshness" indicator that might rank new profiles higher than old ones that haven't been updated in a while? A better experiment woul…

To me, part of the issue is that there are two audiences (event planners/event related services vs. someone who needs help planning an event) and the homepage attempts to market to…

I've found that the small companies I've worked for ignore the HR related policy issues for as long as possible with a mostly negative impact on employee morale. Owners/management …

Playing http://theverge.com with my Android phone - the final path just before the end of the level reads "Why Andy Rubin and Android called it quits".