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@secretGeek Do you have a link to "the" video :-)?

Struggled at first. It is written in an unique style which took me some getting used too. Contains a lot of helpful insights which are directly useful for me (even or specially in #Cybersecurity)

A different kind of book. Every time i open it I discover something surprising and inspirational. I don't think this is a book to be read but rather a work of art to be touched and experienced

#TIL I learned about the Zeigarnik Effect.

The brain keeps "background processes" running for uncompleted or interrupted tasks. Unsurprisingly these users cognitive resources which then aren't available for other tasks. Luckily a task can be "completed" by "delegating" it. E.g. writing it down.

Thai explains so much. Why #WIP is important, how #Kaban works, and generally why writing stuff down helps

@RenkeSiems@openbiblio.social Deutsch ist kein Problem :-)

@RenkeSiems@openbiblio.social I had stumbled on it some time ago. But forgot about it. Thanks for the recommendation. Now on my wishlist

Not a book driving into the technical details, but covering the organisation of the discovery and the stories behind the victims. It is a well written page turner leaving you frustrated about the suvielance industry, the misuse and the lacking regulation.

Just arrived. I'm looking forward to reading it

I really struggle with this book. I just can't get a connection to the story and the writing style :-(

Leider wird dazu keine Quelle angegeben. Ich glaube es sind deutlich mehr als 80 %. Die Zahl hängt aber stark davon ab, wie ein "bekannter Angriff" definiert wird.

Important topic but the book falls short of unmasking anything. :-(