#Networking
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Tips to Become 10x Better in Tech Interviews
The piece argues that interview success comes from preparation with leverage: build relationships before you need them, treat interviews as practice, prepare adaptable stories, and negotiate the format when you can.
Just laid off? Nervous about possible layoffs? Here’s what to do.
The article says to process a layoff first, then lean on your network, polish your resume, apply broadly, and keep perspective because tech skills remain in demand.
Networking is easy, fun, and probably not what you think it is.
The page argues that networking is not limited to tech events; it happens mainly through everyday human connections, and tends to create opportunities when there is curiosity, kindness, and openness.
3 Harmful Beliefs That Destroy Software Developers Careers
The text points to three beliefs that hurt the careers of developers: trying to learn all languages, confusing long hours with productivity, and ignoring networking.
How to make your time at a Coding Bootcamp work for you after you've left
The post says bootcamp value depends on what you do after graduation: plan for a longer job search, keep practicing, use your full background, apply with purpose, network, and accept different timelines.
Traveling to technical events: A guide
The author gathers practices for work trips to technical events: packing light, choosing luggage by trip type, handling jet lag, booking with points, and leaving time for meetings.
Don't make Tech your entire personality
Developers who socialize mainly at tech meetups lose practice talking to people outside that circle. Tanay Dwivedi's fix: offline hobbies, Toastmasters, and old friends, treated as ends in themselves.
Give-First Mentality Over Transactional Networking
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Four Groups Every Network Needs
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Recruiting pro of 30 years: 'If I was looking for a job in 2026 I would honestly stop applying online.' What she recommends instead
J.T. O'Donnell says online applications are no longer the best path in a crowded market. She recommends building a visible online presence, engaging with target companies, and getting recruited instead.
Run a Raspberry Pi server at home in minutes with Tunnelmole
The article explains why Raspberry Pi works well as a home server and how Tunnelmole exposes a local service to the internet through a secure tunnel, avoiding port forwarding, static IPs, and CGNAT.
This image is a TCP/IP joke
Tweet de Kirk Bater (@KirkBater), de janeiro de 2018, com o print de uma thread em que a piada sobre TCP/IP só é contada depois de pedidos e confirmações de recebimento. O texto do tweet se apresenta como uma piada sobre UDP.
How I landed a dev job that didn't exist
John Sonmez says he turned a QA lead opening at HP into a developer role by working closely with developers, earning their support, and creating a role the company had not posted.
Don't Call Yourself A Programmer, And Other Career Advice
The post argues that engineers are hired to create business value, not to code for its own sake, and advises readers to focus on revenue, cost reduction, communication, networking, and negotiation rather than title, stack, or academic status.
How To Set Up an OpenVPN Server on Ubuntu 14.04
The tutorial shows how to install and configure an OpenVPN server on Ubuntu 14.04, set up certificates and packet forwarding, create client profiles, and test that traffic and DNS go through the VPN.
Como fazer que uma pessoa ocupada responda seu e-mail
O texto reúne cinco dicas para aumentar a chance de resposta: escrever pouco, melhorar a legibilidade, dizer claramente o que quer, fazer pedidos razoáveis e mostrar por que vale ajudar.
How to Tell People You're a Fan of Their Work (Without Being Creepy)
The article says fan emails work best when they are short, specific, ask for nothing, and are not followed up on. Admiration should read as genuine, not as a request.
Como começar na área de UX Design?
O texto reúne dúvidas frequentes de quem quer entrar em UX e defende atualização contínua, estágio ou transição via cargo júnior, networking e uso básico de ferramentas como caminhos de entrada.
[SOLVED] CentOS 6 networking and Hyper-V
Describes a CentOS 6.2 minimal VM on Hyper-V, a boot-time checksum-offload warning, and the files and commands used to set a static IP, hostname, gateway, and DNS.
Installing Linux in Hyper-V
The post explains a simple way to install a Linux desktop VM in Hyper-V, with Fedora 19 as the example, and recommends a legacy network adapter before the first boot so networking works after installation.