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Link to Article This article highlights a crucial gap in digital literacy revealed during an Introduction to Information Security class: many adults don’t understand their own home Wi-Fi systems, often sticking with default passwords and ignoring basic security. It argues that if adults are this unaware, kids stand even less chance of staying safe online—unless we teach them how their devices…

Link to Article This article encourages developers to revisit and complete the projects they’ve left unfinished. It highlights that even an idea collecting dust in a GitHub repo could be the next big thing someone in the world needs. The focus is on pushing past perfectionism, self-doubt, and distraction—because finishing builds momentum, unlocks potential, and creates impact. Key Points: That…

Link to Dev.to Article This article challenges the idea that being a “real developer” is something you only become after hitting certain milestones—like learning a new framework, launching a side project, or getting a dev job. Instead, it affirms that if you’re writing code, solving problems, and showing up consistently, you already are one. Key Points: Developers often move the goalpost,…

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