Technology Capsules

13 capsules

Pass the CompTIA Security+

Pass the CompTIA Security+

Pass the CompTIA Security+ exam SY0-701 (V7): handcrafted teaching across all five official domains plus original practice questions and incident response scenarios.

CompTIA Security+ · 49 stops · ~98 min
Pass the CompTIA Network+

Pass the CompTIA Network+

Pass the CompTIA Network+ exam N10-009 (V9): handcrafted teaching across all five official domains plus original practice questions and troubleshooting scenarios.

CompTIA Network+ · 52 stops · ~104 min
Pass the CompTIA A+

Pass the CompTIA A+

Pass both CompTIA A+ exams, Core 1 220-1201 and Core 2 220-1202: handcrafted teaching across all nine official domains plus original practice questions and troubleshooting scenarios.

Comptia-a-plus · 49 stops · ~98 min
Pass the CISSP

Pass the CISSP

Master all eight CISSP domains and walk into the exam ready: handcrafted teaching, exam strategy, and original practice questions built from the official ISC2 exam outline.

CISSP · 55 stops · ~110 min
Pass the AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate

Pass the AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate

A handcrafted AI study companion for the AWS Certified Solutions Architect Associate exam (SAA-C03), teaching secure, resilient, high-performing and cost-optimized design on AWS.

AWS · 51 stops · ~102 min
Electric Cars and Emissions: Batteries, Grids, and Lifecycle Tradeoffs

Electric Cars and Emissions: Batteries, Grids, and Lifecycle Tradeoffs

Whether an electric car beats gas depends on how you count its full footprint, from battery production to the grid that charges it. These findings weigh lifecycle emissions, material and battery sourcing, charging at cleaner hours, and how regional grids change the math. You can decide how EVs fit a cleaner future even where the power is still dirty.

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Electric vehicles · 50 stops · ~100 min
Ham radio Amateur Extra exam (2024-2028 pool): practice test with the NCVEC questions

Ham radio Amateur Extra exam (2024-2028 pool): practice test with the NCVEC questions

Practice the FCC Element 4 Amateur Extra license exam with the 2024-2028 question pool: the questions and answers as published, mock exams of 50 questions drawn one from each group, 37 correct to pass.

Ham radio · 61 stops · ~122 minUpdated Oct 28
Ham radio General exam (2023-2027 pool): practice test with the NCVEC questions

Ham radio General exam (2023-2027 pool): practice test with the NCVEC questions

Practice the FCC Element 3 General license exam with the 2023-2027 question pool: the questions and answers as published, mock exams of 35 questions drawn one from each group, 26 correct to pass.

Ham radio · 46 stops · ~92 minUpdated Oct 28
Ham radio Technician exam (2026-2030 pool): practice test with the NCVEC questions

Ham radio Technician exam (2026-2030 pool): practice test with the NCVEC questions

Practice the FCC Element 2 Technician license exam with the 2026-2030 question pool: every question and answer as published, mock exams of 35 questions drawn one from each group, 26 correct to pass.

Ham radio · 46 stops · ~92 minUpdated Oct 28
Choosing Smart Home Control Approaches for Privacy, Durability, and User Authority

Choosing Smart Home Control Approaches for Privacy, Durability, and User Authority

Smart home control hinges on three distinct approaches: advocating for privacy and legal rights, selecting devices that operate locally without cloud dependency, or constructing a durable manual core with replaceable smart features. Each approach demands understanding of network security protocols like AES-128 encryption, secure device authentication, and the use of open standards such as Matter and Thread to maintain confidentiality and integrity. You will be able to evaluate these approaches to decide how to keep your smart home firmly under your control, balancing privacy, long-term durability, and proactive management of smart extras.

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Smart home · 88 stops · ~176 min
Stop Forced Password Changes for Better Security

Stop Forced Password Changes for Better Security

Frequent mandatory password changes without evidence of compromise reduce security by encouraging weaker, predictable passwords and harming usability. Instead, relying on risk-based triggers for password resets combined with multi-factor authentication and longer, complex passwords provides stronger protection. You will learn when to reset passwords appropriately and how to align your practices with NIST SP 800-63B recommendations for improved account security.

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Password security · 54 stops · ~108 min
The Age of AI: From Antiquity to Modern Age

The Age of AI: From Antiquity to Modern Age

Artificial intelligence represents a unique challenge as the first human-made system whose outcomes cannot be fully predicted, inheriting human errors and the capacity to act independently.

Community built
Artificial intelligence · 72 stops · ~144 min