About 90 dollars a month in a little iPhone app called TweakyBeat .. it was free for like three years, then some day I asked myself if I could change it from free to pay, and yes you can.
MI:1. Physical security hack. It's a stretch, but physical security is the first step to network security. When I worked at a bank, we kept the locations of our data centers pretty hush-hush. The employees badges didn't even have the bank logo.
Thats like saying that the piano would kill all virtuosos, because all the notes are already there, as opposed to a violin where the player has to press the string on the right spot.
Just getting the pitch right is not gonna make the music, not by a long shot.
"Taking the time to author original, thought provoking and/or informative posts ..."
But maybe you should do this sort of thing just because is good for you in the first place (as opposed to good for your blog/PR). Write down and develop your thoughts on paper, just as you do with code/pseudocode. Then once you have something worthy, publish/share it.
Absolutely. I was a psych major. Another huge thing I learned, btw, was that my persistence (stubbornness, if you ask my wife ;) lets me learn most anything, which is how I came to be a developer.
Instead of how I learned it, I'll point you to some topics in social psych:
If an area I listed here or in the original post is of particular interest, let me know and I'll reply with the specifics of what I meant, or pointers to some info on it.
