A long time ago, there was something called the #7BookCoverChallenge. It was a challenge to contribute to the spread of reading culture. "The way to participate is to take a photo of the cover of one of your favorite books every day for seven days and post it. Upload only the cover image without any description of the book, and take a photo of the cover every day.
Further display My 7 recommended books
An article titled "Warnings ignored: a cyber attack waiting to happen" was published by the Nikkei newspaper. The article states the following: Of course, the primary responsibility lies with Microsoft (MS). The company sells the operating system "Windows" (the target of this attack) and has been providing security services for many years...
Further display Lesson learned from WannaCry: Stop thinking of software as a purchase
There is a conference called CODE BLUE. According to the organizers, it is "an international information security conference from Japan, attended by the world's top security experts," and I had heard that it was full of content. This year, it will be held in Tokyo on October 10th and 20st. The organizers wrote the following on their Facebook page:
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While I was browsing Facebook on the train, I came across an article in Weekly Diamond (10/18) titled "Ranking of Universities that Produce Useful Talent" [1]. I haven't gotten my hands on the magazine yet, so I don't know the details of the survey, but according to the attached image, they asked about the top XNUMX universities that were useful and the top XNUMX universities that were not useful...
Further display The University of Tokyo has dropped from 5th to 28th! Harvard University is at the top. We recalculated the Diamond "Universities that Produce Useful Talent" rankings [0]