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  The Personal Cybersecurity...

  Marlon Buchanan

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  Cybercriminals can ruin your life—this book teaches you to stop them before they can.  
  Cybercrime is on the rise. Our information is more valuable and vulnerable than ever. It’s important to learn to protect ourselves from those who wish to exploit the technology we rely on daily. Cybercriminals want to steal your money and identity and spy on you. 
  You don’t have to give up on the convenience of having an online life. You can fight back and protect yourself and your loved ones, all with the tools and information in this book.  
  This book will teach you to protect yourself from: Identity theftRansomwareSpywarePhishingViruses Credit card fraud 
  	…And so much more! 
  Don’t be a victim of cybercrime. Anyone can follow the information in this book and keep hackers and other cybercriminals at bay. You owe it to yourself to read this book and stay safe.

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  Data Mining for Beginners - From...

  Simon Winston

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  In our data-driven world, information is the currency of the future, and the ability to mine and extract valuable insights from vast data sets has become an indispensable skill. "Data Mining for Beginners" is your key to unlocking the potential hidden within the world of data. This comprehensive guide is tailor-made for newcomers to data mining, providing a clear and engaging introduction to a field that holds the keys to understanding the patterns, trends, and knowledge that lie within the data all around us. 
  Starting from the ground up, this book takes you on an enlightening journey through the fundamental concepts of data mining, from understanding what data mining is and where data comes from to preprocessing techniques, exploratory data analysis, and a wide array of data mining techniques. You'll learn about machine learning, the algorithms that drive it, and how to evaluate and validate the models you create. 
  The book doesn't stop at theory. It delves into real-world applications across industries such as healthcare, e-commerce, finance, marketing, and more, illustrating how data mining is revolutionizing decision-making, fraud detection, and customer insights. 
  "Data Mining for Beginners" also addresses the ethical considerations and privacy issues that come with the power to mine data, offering guidance on responsible data use. It explores the future of data mining, discussing emerging trends, challenges, and opportunities in the ever-evolving landscape. 
  To help you get started, the book introduces popular data mining tools and provides hands-on examples. It doesn't just aim to educate but also to empower you to take your first steps into the world of data mining. 
   Dive into this fascinating field, unlock the potential of data mining, and embark on a journey to becoming a data mining enthusiast today. 
   

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  Bacteria in Daily Life

  Grace Coleridge Frankland

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  The author provides a fascinating look at the emerging science of bacteriology at the start of the twentieth century including early progress in understanding and preventing diseases such as tuberculosis and diphtheria. The book also includes chapters on the spread of disease through close contact with infected persons as well as from contaminated drinking water and milk.  Water purification methods as well as the stability of various disease-causing organisms to extremes of heat and cold is discussed.  The final chapter includes a very interesting discussion of the development of anti-venoms for the treatment of snake bite and related poisons.   (summary by J. M. Smallheer)  
  NY Times Book Review April 4, 1903:Mrs. Frankland's book is a popular presentation in lively style of what the ordinary unscientific person should know of bacteria as they immediately affect daily life. She has managed to invest her subject with astonishing interest and to produce a work that any sane man or woman can read without weariness.  Beginning with Latour's discovery of the fact that yeasty fermentation is due to minute vegetable growths, she traces rapidly the development of bacteriological knowledge through the age of Victoria.  As a matter of fact the announcement of Latour's discovery and the accession of Victoria to the throne came very close together in the same year.Following this historical disquisition is a presentation in successive chapters of these subjects: "What We Breathe," "Sunshine  and Life," "Bacteriology and Water," "Milk Dangers and Remedies," "Bacteria and Ice," and "Poisons and Their Prevention."  The most practical chapter for the householder is that on milk.  The most novel and interesting is perhaps that on poisons and their prevention.  This chapter deals largely with snake venom, and its revelations are marvelous.  Next in practical value to the chapter on milk is that on water.  It is satisfactory to find the author assuming that boiled water may be regarded as sterile.  Interesting and important also is the fact that an analysis of many natural mineral springs shows them to be nearly free from bacteria.  The resistence of bacteria to cold is one of the most striking things set forth in the book, and the destructive power of sunshine is another.

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  C++ - C++ Performance Coding

  Andy Vickler

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  Discover the tactics to unleash your code to its full potential. Learn how you can avoid spending hours on compilation. 
  Do you want your code to be fast and run like a butter down the slope? Do you also find it hard to compile your C++ code? Are you unaware of the hacks and tactics to make your code perform better? 
  If so, the simple solution is right below. 
  Imagine writing a code that performs like smooth slope. Imagine the pride of teaching these hacks to newbies and gaining their utmost respect. Imagine writing a code that’s light on memory yet runs like a cheetah. Imagine getting recognized as a top notch C++ programmer! 
  This book will not only educate you on the topic of performance but it’ll teach you some advance topics like Lambda expressions and Enumerations from beginning to how they improve the performance of C++ code. 
  You’ll receive in depth chapters discussing why X factor slows down your code and how you can fix it. Along with this there is a whole chapter dedicated to common speedups for when you don’t have time for the “whys” you can jump up to the speedup. 
  You’ll discover DO’s and DON’Ts of high performance code. You’ll also discover how your hardware plays an immense role in your code performance and have a better understanding of C++ code performance. You’ll uncover the mischievous slackers in the code you were unaware of. 
  This book is for those who’re looking to fix the performance of their code and learn new tactics of those who might never drop their secrets.

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  Google for Grownups: Tools...

  Aarav Khadka

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  Discover the hidden powers of Google in Google for Grownups: Tools You’re Not Using (But you Should). This audiobook teaches practical tips, secret features, and advanced tricks for Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Maps, Google Alerts, and more. Perfect for professionals, students, and tech enthusiasts who want to boost productivity, organize life, and explore Google like never before.

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  Something Deeply Hidden

  Sean Carroll

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  This work provides a concise synthesis of the key insights and analysis from Something Deeply Hidden. It is an independent summary, not the original book, and has no affiliation with or endorsement from the original publication. Created for readers who want a clear, thought-provoking overview, it distills the central themes and ideas while preserving the depth and relevance of the work. 
  Quantum mechanics predicts reality with stunning accuracy—yet its meaning still shocks us. This audiobook explores the deepest mystery: why do we see one outcome when the equations describe many possibilities? With clear stories, vivid experiments, and a bold, coherent interpretation, you’ll understand superposition, entanglement, decoherence, and the idea of branching realities—without getting lost in jargon. The result is more than science: it’s a mindset upgrade for thinking clearly under uncertainty and making better decisions in a complex world.

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