I usually watch YouTube channels like numberphile or computerphile. But I want to learn more. Please, can you tell me what do you use for learn?
What do you use for learn?
Matthew Wright
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github.com
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cybrary.it
edx.org
codecademy.com
opensecuritytraining.info
securitytube.net
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coursera.org
khanacademy.org
nostarch.com
amazon.com
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amazon.com
overthewire.org
pwnable.kr
codewars.com
twitter.com
Luke Morris
Learn what?
Gabriel Howard
please do the needful, install gentoo
Alexander Walker
Maths, Gaelic, programming and computer science.
Gavin Peterson
university (not american universities though, they suck at CS)
Kayden Reed
I will do it not worry.
Gabriel Perez
But i need to do it online.
Ryder Morgan
AvE
youtube.com
EEVBlog
youtube.com
Essential Craftsman
youtube.com
Keith Fenner
youtube.com
Military History Visualized
youtube.com
mikeselectricstuff
youtube.com
The Signal Path
youtube.com
Anthony Garcia
OpenBSD libc manpages, books, news.ycombinator.com (aka HackerNews), Gentoo and Arch wiki, www.explainxkcd.com
github.com
Grayson Miller
too fat to get through the door ?
Nathan Ramirez
Thanks you guys!
Landon Jones
Nope, just I can't afford it
Logan Rodriguez
Which university would you reccomend, if any at all. I imagine theyre shit, buti dot think i want to hear a story of how some faggot spent thousands only to come out after 4 years, able to do fuck all.
Ryder Jones
*but i don't think
Isaiah White
first world countries have free education.
or are you from some third world shithole like nigeria ?
Dylan Rivera
books because I'm not a faggot
Logan Smith
>first world countries have free education
If you're from America, i find this hard to believe. Half if not all people bust their ass not to go to a school filled with niggers.
Austin Cooper
i know the curricula from ucla, berkeley and stanford, they seem fine. but otherwise, no idea about american universities. but pretty much every university of technology in central europe is fine
Adrian Thompson
I am European, here there is not free university
Cameron Jenkins
>America
>first world
Isaac Rodriguez
Okay. I'll look into it. If i don't find anything good, i might go to Europe. Thanks.
Jayden Clark
germany, switzerland, austria, ....
Josiah Perry
Catalonia
Jason Clark
Books are always a good place to start, there are often threads discussing the merits of various published works and where to find them. What specifically would you like to learn about?
Catalonia is not a country and I doubt it will be anytime soon.
Christopher Anderson
Evan Smith
I have multiple feeds setup to collect data for me. The data is converted to a binary language I've created for the purpose of consuming info as quickly as possible.
I take it all in through a bone conduction headset so I can focus on other things.
Chase Hall
Manpages
Github
Programming subreddit links on the sidebars and in the wikis are good. Also just sorting by top posts for all time in any subreddit is good.
martinfowler.com for sw design terminology and a short description, then google that shit.
Just searching for shit in general. I literally got my job and started my career by googling shit, no school required. Although the structure offered in an actual school is invaluable i'm sure.
Gavin Nguyen
>youtube
Read shit instead of watching shills.
Carson Ramirez
Well if you are interested in pen-testing/security/exploit development/hacking/etc. and are looking for a place to start:
Do these courses:
cybrary.it
edx.org
codecademy.com
opensecuritytraining.info
securitytube.net
(Metasploit course)
securitytube.net
(Simple introduction to exploits)
cybrary.it
cybrary.it
coursera.org
Don't skip over that because you know how to 'build' a computer aka put a computer together from parts; it is a course about building a computer from literal scratch aka: starting with logic gates, not a course on how to 'build a sweet gaming rig' or something.
khanacademy.org
(Linked to the Algebra 1 but of course start at the level you are comfortable with; I would start on a level you are actually pretty knowledgeable on but might need a 'refresher' instead of going right into a level you know nothing about, to get into the swing of things again if it's been a while)
Read these books:
nostarch.com
amazon.com
nostarch.com
amazon.com
Do these for practice:
overthewire.org
pwnable.kr
codewars.com
Ryan Rogers
I read books and go to class lectures in person
Christopher Thompson
read books, you brainlet.