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trimstray/the-book-of-secret-knowledge
A collection of inspiring lists, manuals, cheatsheets, blogs, hacks, one-liners, cli/web tools and more.
trans-travel/trans-travel
Information about Trans Travel Broken Down by Jurisdiction
100devs/todo-list-express
pengx17/logseq-plugin-heatmap
Activity heatmap for logseq
logseq/logseq
A privacy-first, open-source platform for knowledge management and collaboration. Download link: http://github.com/logseq/logseq/releases. roadmap: http://trello.com/b/8txSM12G/roadmap
Sakshi-cmd/module-5-Assignment
Coursera course: [HTML, CSS, and Javascript for Web Developers](https://www.coursera.org/learn/html-css-javascript-for-web-developers) Last assignment and you are DONE! **Time to complete:** About 30 minutes. **Ask questions in Discussions if you get stuck! We are all learning, and going through getting stuck and then unstuck (even with someone's help) can be a very valuable learning experience!** **Summary:** In this assignment, we are going to have a bit of fun with our built restaurant web application. The front page of our web app contains 3 clickable tiles: Menu, Specials, and Map. If you click on the Specials tile, you will be taken to a single category page where all the menu items that belong to the Specials menu category will be shown. Your task in this assignment is to alter this behavior such that when the user clicks on the Specials tile, the web app takes the user to a random single category menu page, listing menu items in the category, be it "Lunch", "Dinner", "Sushi", etc. That way, any random category can become the Specials! What fun! (not! :-) ) In order to accomplish this, we need to change the home HTML snippet and, besides pulling it dynamically from the server, also insert a random category `short_name` into the function call of the following code. Previously, the code to send the user to the "Specials" category was this: ```html <a href="#" onclick="$dc.loadMenuItems('SP');"> ``` For this assignment, we changed this line to prepare it for a random category `short_name` to be this: ```html <a href="#" onclick="$dc.loadMenuItems({{randomCategoryShortName}});"> ``` Here is what you will need to complete the assignment: 1. (If you haven't already) Create a GitHub.com account and a repository that you will use for this class. 2. (If you haven't already) Follow the Development Setup Video (beginning of Module 1) instructions on how to create a repository and set it up such that you can host and view your finished web pages on GitHub Pages, i.e., GitHub.io domain name. You will need to provide that URL for your peer review. 3. Create a folder in your repository that will serve as a container folder for your solution to this assignment. You can call it whatever you want. For example, `module5-solution` or `mod5_solution`, etc. 4. You will need to download the starter files for this project and copy them into your solution container folder (e.g., into 'module5-solution'). Since assignments and starter code get updated from time to time, don't assume that you have the latest version already on your system. The best way to ensure that you are working with the very latest starter code is either 'git clone' the `fullstack-course4` repository into a new directory OR, if you've already done 'git clone' previously, you can simply open up your command prompt (cmd on Windows or Terminal on Mac), navigate to the folder where the `fullstack-course4` repository was previously cloned into and do: `git pull` <br><br> This will update your local repository with whatever changes have been made since the last update. <br><br> **As a reminder, the full repository URL is: https://github.com/jhu-ep-coursera/fullstack-course4** 5. Once you update your repository, copy all the contents of the `fullstack-course4/assignments/assignment5/assignment5-solution-starter` folder into your newly created solutions container folder for this assignment, e.g., `module5-solution`. <br><br> Once that's done, you are ready to start coding the solution. <br><br> **NOTE: the provided code will not run. It is up to you to follow the instructions to get it to run.** 6. You are NOT allowed to change the `home-snippet.html` file. Any adjustments to the value of `randomCategoryShortName` property needs to be done in Javascript code. 7. There are 4-5 fairly simple steps to implement the required functionality. * Open up `js/script.js` file. * Find TODO: STEP 0, and follow the instructions until you are done with TODO: STEP 4. <br><br> If you've watched the lectures, the code should be very familiar to you.<br><br> 8. Once you are done, verify that the desired functionality is working correctly. Use Browser Sync or deploy your solution to GitHub pages. * Load the home page in the browser. * Click on the Specials tile. A single page category with a list of menu items for **some** category should appear. * Click on the restaurant logo to go back to the home page. * Click on the Specials tile again. Most likely, a different single page category page will be shown. <br><br> Repeat this several times to make sure that most of the time you see a different single category page. <br><br> 9. That's it!
MasonCityPoliceScanner/cell-phone-forensics
CELL PHONE & GPS PROCESSING Today’s cell phones have a story to tell! SMS and MMS Videos and Pictures Audio files, Voice-mails Calendar Information Call History Browsing History GPS Data EMails Get Help with just a few clicks Response within 10 minutes Send Request Cell Phone Mapping The data we obtain from operator for subscriber information shows much more data then phone numbers, time of the call and duration. We answer your questions Digital Forensics Corp can show such data as: Which cell tower(s) handled a call, text message or data (such as web browsing) The location(s) of the cellular towers The geographical location the phone could have been in The type of call and number dialed or number the phone was called from There is much more information and analysis involved in correctly producing a map and forming conclusions. We are ready to help you Watch us an action Digital forensics Corp. certified engineer reviewing digital devices which contained deleted data in preparation for litigation Imaging Data Recovery Data Analysis Forensic analysis E-Discovery What sets us apart Digital Forensics Corp has proven success working with Fortune 500 companies across industries to handle data breach incidents. Experience across the USA and Canada With locations across North America, our digital forensics experts are near and ready to help. We are able to work on your case remotely, in-lab and onsite. Contact us or submit a case today to learn more about how we can help you. Leading Experts The DFC team is comprised of forensic investigators, certified fraud examiners, former law enforcement officials, certified digital forensic examiners , data analysts, and system and network domain experts.
clamoriniere/dnswatcher
Aim of this application is to watch the IP associated to a DNS domain name. And send an email if never the IP changes.
parzival-space/discord-domain-watcher
A Discord bot that displays the status of your domain using channels.
phobiac01/ip-service-watcher
Watcher and notifier for changes in DNS resolved IP or HTTP service status on any domain
mrippey/email-watch
Tool to find registered domains via reverse WHOIS by email. Additionally, users can view DNS resolution and certificate info (if applicable) by selecting a domain.
NoahNxT/Domain-Availability-Monitor
Domain Availability Monitor (DAM) that notifies you when a specific watched domain get available on the market.
ruddawg26/CertWatcher
A tool for the lazy OSINTer that focuses on discovery of subdomains related to a specific domain. The tool will run for free in Google Apps script and runs daily and returns results to a Slack channel.
0xd34db33f/gfyp
Unification of dnstwist + SQLite + Email reporting. Set it as a cron job that runs every hour, give it a list of domains and email addresses for reporting, then watch it go find stuff.
brad-anton/brand_watch
Use OpenDNS's investigate API to find newly observed domains which match a brand or string
codex-team/action-check-domain
Watch SSL certs and registry date expiring for your domains
100devs/tea-api
nnennandukwe/Learn-Programming-Faster
Presentation Slides from my Inclusive Tech Lab tech talk (03/12/2019)
emmabostian/developer-portfolios
A list of developer portfolios for your inspiration
souravcodeweb/HTML-CSS-React-Beginner-Project