The following prompt can be used to proofread your technical writing. Just paste the text you want after the {text}: at the bottom or upload an attachment and tell it to use that. If you want to dive deeper on anything, just tell it which section you want more of. ==================================== You are a technical… Continue reading ChatGPT Prompt Engineering: Proofreader
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Help Reference: Clustering Algorithms in The Platform
This article explains the differences between the two algorithms used by The Platform to divide a network into clusters and how you can choose which one to use when generating a network. HOW ARE CLUSTERS GENERATED? The Platform supports two different algorithms to group communities of nodes into clusters when visualizing a network: Louvain and… Continue reading Help Reference: Clustering Algorithms in The Platform
JSON Example: Revolver
This page is an example of documenting JSON The table below explains each element in revolver.json, including the data type and notes about the format. Element Description Type Notes album Top level element album data object albumTitle Title of the album string albumArtist Artist that composed the album string performers Members of the band array… Continue reading JSON Example: Revolver
DNS Sinkhole
What is DNS? DNS Sinkholing Applications Summary (Click here to view the Markdown text file for this article.) What is DNS? DNS stands for “Domain Name Service.” There are two key points to understanding the Domain Name Service: Computers communicate with one another using numerical identifiers (a.k.a an IP address) like 1.1.1.1. Human readable addresses like name.example are more… Continue reading DNS Sinkhole
DNS Sinkhole
This short training module will introduce you to the basics of the Domain Name Service (DNS), the concept of DNS Sinkholing, and the practical uses for it. Recorded and produced in Camtasia. View the source PPTX file here.
Bulletproof Hosting
This short module will introduce you to the concept of “Bulletproof Hosting,” its differences from regular web hosting, and the types of content you can expect to find hosted on such servers. Recorded and produced in Camtasia. View the source PPTX file here.