Meritocracy, Methodology, and Managing

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   Hacker Culture Meritocracy?

   Is hacking a meritocracy? Who is not good enough? Successful people are the most skilled? Am I just jealous?

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2. /02

   How to manage projects, tasks, people, and yourself using the Obsidian app with Francisco Bricio

   If you're wondering how to manage projects, tasks, teams and yourself using the Obsidian app, prepare to receive great value from this presentation.

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3. /03

   GitHub's new policies allow removal of PoC exploits used in attacks

   GitHub announced on Friday their updated community guidelines that explain how the company will deal with exploits and malware samples hosted on their service.

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   Finding 0day to hack Apple

   They started hacking on Apple after the infamous blog post by Sam, et al. The goal was to focus on critical findings such as PII exposure or getting access to Apple's servers/internal network. These are the types of bugs we thought Apple would be most interested in.

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   Simplifying the development of your own one-shot extensions

   First, a warning, Nicolas doesn't recommend writing custom extensions every now and then. It's much more efficient to master a few highly-configurable ones, like Logger++ or Hackvertor.

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