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『𝕳𝖆𝖒𝖚𝖉𝖎 | حمودي』

『𝕳𝖆𝖒𝖚𝖉𝖎 | حمودي』

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@hamudi_thoughtsарабский
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  • 14 авг.22из chapidevtalks

    Job Title: Cybersecurity Specialist Employment Type: Full-Time Location: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Job Summary We are seeking a skilled Cybersecurity Specialist to protect the organization's systems, applications, networks, and digital assets from cyber threats. The role will focus on security monitoring, vulnerability management, incident response, risk assessment, and implementation of cybersecurity controls. Key Responsibilities Monitor systems, networks, applications, and security tools for threats and suspicious activities. Identify and manage cybersecurity risks and vulnerabilities. Conduct vulnerability assessments and coordinate remediation. Implement security controls across networks, endpoints, applications, and cloud environments. Support security incident detection, investigation, response, and recovery. Manage access controls, authentication, and user privileges. Support application, API, database, and cloud security. Work with development and IT teams to integrate security into systems and applications. Develop and maintain cybersecurity policies, procedures, and standards. Support security audits, risk assessments, compliance, and data protection initiatives. Conduct cybersecurity awareness training and prepare security reports. Stay updated on emerging threats, vulnerabilities, and security best practices. Requirements Bachelor's degree in Cybersecurity, Computer Science, IT, or a related field. 3–4 years of relevant cybersecurity or information security experience. Strong knowledge of network security, vulnerability management, IAM, incident response, application security, and risk management. Experience with security monitoring tools, SIEM, vulnerability scanners, firewalls, and endpoint security solutions. Knowledge of Linux, Windows, and cloud security. Strong analytical, problem-solving, communication, and documentation skills. Relevant professional certifications are highly preferred, such as: CompTIA Security+ CEH CISSP CISM ISO/IEC 27001 GIAC or relevant cloud security certifications https://forms.gle/ncj8VxGDCVfTXPKZ9

  • 😂😂

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  • Family, I finally prepared my own Python course! If you’re an absolute beginner and want to start learning Python from scratch, I made this course for you. You don’t need a powerful PC either you can learn using your phone or PC. The course includes: 6 Chapters · 36 Lessons · 1hr 58min 01 — Getting Started with Python 02 — Python Fundamentals & Tips 03 — Data Types & Operators 04 — User Input & Control Flow 05 — Python Collections 06 — Final Project & Competitive Programming I tried to make it practical and beginner-friendly, starting from the very basics and gradually building up to a final project. You can also watch the course preview and see the full content before purchasing, so you can decide if it's right for you. Course: https://zelakilearn.com/courses/df0e1de8-c57a-4ec5-87a4-33fa8b0d2bbb If you decide to purchase, please use my friend’s referral code: HOSAM5AY2Q If you need any help with payment, refund, or any other issue, contact @Zelakisupport. Let’s learn Python.

  • 💻CSEC ASTU — Python Fundamentals Bootcamp 2026 Ready to start coding? CSEC ASTU’s Capacity Building Division is opening registration for a FREE 4-week Python Fundamentals Bootcamp for beginners and high school students. No experience needed. Just curiosity, commitment, and a willingness to learn. 📚 What You’ll Get: • Learn Python fundamentals • Build logic and problem-solving skills • Practice through hands-on sessions • Learn in small mentor-led groups • Guidance from CSEC ASTU mentors and lecturers 📌 Program Details: • Duration: 4 Weeks • Format: 100% Online • Cost: FREE • Prerequisites: None 🗓 Registration Deadline: Friday, August 14, 2026 | 11:59 PM 👉 Register Now: Your first line of code could be the beginning of something much bigger. Share this opportunity with someone who wants to learn programming! @CSEC_ASTU #PythonBootcamp #CSEC_ASTU #LearnPython #Programming #CodingForBeginners

  • 9 авг.582из new_newbie

    Paid Software Engineering Internship Opportunity Victory Software Solutions PLC is looking for 4–5 interns to work on an AI-enabled banking application project. The project lasts for 3-4 months. What you’ll get: * Paid internship: 10K-15K * Hybrid work (some days in the office, some remote) * High performers will be offered a Software Engineer position with a salary of 25K–30K ETB If you’re interested, DM me: @SamrawitDawit

  • Lately, I've been thinking about the whole "master one skill vs learn many skills" debate. Imagine you're hired as a full-stack developer in a startup with only 5 people. Today you're coding, tomorrow you're handling social media, the next day you're editing a video, helping with marketing, writing content, talking to customers, or even setting up automations. In small teams, everyone wears multiple hats. Some people say it's better to master one skill and become one of the best at it. I agree. But I also think it depends on your goals. If you want fast growth, more opportunities, and faster income, being intermediate at many useful skills can be a powerful strategy. You become the person who can jump into different problems and help wherever needed. On the other hand, if you're willing to be patient for years and go really deep into one thing, eventually that expertise can create a huge breakthrough and put you in a completely different league. Personally, I'm more of the fast-pay + intermediate-at-many-things type 😂. I enjoy learning a bit of everything and being useful in different situations rather than spending years focusing on only one skill. What about you? Are you the "master one skill" type or the "learn many skills" type? 👀

  • Good morning ...

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  • Bad friends are 100x more dangerous than enemies. It's better to be alone than to be around people who secretly hope you fail. - Alex Hormozi

  • I totally agree!

  • Is there anyone with sales representative experience and ready to start work immediately?! Only comment if you can really fit the position!

  • I agree with LinkedIn; I am tired of reading posts generated by AI in response to requests like, "I don't know what to post on LinkedIn; send me any post content." 🤧

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  • 4 авг.873из birhan_nega

    ተገናኝተን አንድ ቀን ቡና እንጠጣለን ወይም ምሳ እንበላን ተባብላችሁ ሳትገናኙ ሁለት አመት የሆናችሁ እጅ አውጡ እሰኪ 😃 ሰዎችን ማግኘት ፍላጎቱ እያለን ስራችን ከፒሲ ላይ መራቅ እንዳንችል አድርጎ ስለያዘን በአንድ በኩል ደሞዛችን እንዳትቋረጥ በቀሪው ሰአት ደግሞ ስራ ቢቋረጥ የግል ቢዝነስ ለማቋቋም ወይም የሆነ product ገንዝብ ማምጣት እስኪችል ድረስ ብለን ስንተጋ፣ የቡና ቀጠሮው ተራዝሞ ተራዝሞ ሁለት አመት በላይ ሊሆነው ይችላል። ህልማችንን ለማሳካት ስንለፉ ማጣት የማንፈልጋቸውን ሰዎች ሁሉ እናጣለን። ለሶፍትዌር ኢንጅነሮች የጊዜ እጥረት ብዙ ሰው በደንብ ያላወቀልን ድህነት ብቻ ሳይሆን የራስ ምታት ምንጭ ነው። @birhan_nega

  • Be aware when using your API keys! 😭 who are those *** using ma api 🤬

  • ትምህርት አይጠቅምም ሚላቹ ሰው አትስሙ 🤧

  • Not lucky, But google knows who can test it best! 😎

  • 🚀 Upwork quietly released a new feature called "Work Now" on July 30, 2026. If you're struggling to land jobs, it might be worth turning it on. It helps show clients that you're available to start immediately, which could give you more visibility. That said... I honestly haven't seen any noticeable impact from it yet 😅. It's still very new, so we'll have to wait and see how much it actually helps. If you've enabled Work Now, have you noticed any difference in invitations or job offers yet? 👀 @hamudi_thoughts

  • A while ago, every time a new JavaScript framework dropped, I'd jump in and try it immediately. 😅 But lately I've been a bit busy, so I still haven't had the chance to try TanStack Start. 😭 From what I've seen, it looks really interesting. It combines TanStack Router, React Query, server functions, SSR, streaming, and a lot of flexibility without forcing you into a full-stack opinionated setup like Next.js. It also seems to give developers more control over how they structure their apps and what tools they use. Now I'm curious... For those who've actually used it, is TanStack Start really better than Next.js from all perspectives (DX, performance, scalability, deployment, ecosystem, etc.)? Or does Next.js still have the edge in real production projects?

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