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I managed to take a day out of my schedule to wander along to Infosecurity Europe this year.

It’s been just under 2 months since I took the AWS Certified Security - Specialty exam, and I had just about given up on my weekly check of the AWS portal when an e-mail arrived saying the results were up!

Tipped to be the most sought-after certification of 2017, the AWS certified Security Specialist beta exam oversubscribed faster than pre-orders for the Nintendo Switch, leaving latecomers like myself with a long wait for the final product.

While participating in the Concept2 Skeleton Crew Challenge, I happen to let my mind wander into the tone of Halloween, and came to thinking, what if our notion of computers building robots (think Skynet / Terminator), is just a distraction for something…

It was the title Hacking the Hacker that originally stole my click on Amazon but after reading the blurb I quickly realised it was not quite the hacking that originally sprung to mind.

While searching for techniques on how to improve my site the other day, I stumbled upon a free training website by Google called - Google Digital Garage.

So, after 2 years of waiting patiently (basically busy being a dad), and more recently dropping another $96 to keep thegrid.io alive, I finally decided to fire up the Atom editor and port what few posts I had across to Hugo.

After spending a month reading both the CCSP All-in-One Exam Guide and The Official (ISC)2 Guide to the CCSP CBK, watching 23 hours of video on ITPRO.TV and working through over 400+ practice questions, I finally arrived at the exam centre with a Red Bull…

As the undisputed leader in cloud computing (constantly expanding), there are more than a handful of reasons to use AWS to distribute your grid site to the world.

Here are a few things I just had to get off my chest.

Home made Oliebollen!

A colleague recommended this place shortly after I started to work in London, and I really wish I’d visited sooner.

Arrived just in time for the weekend!

My PM3 finally gave up the ghost the other day so I decided to take the plunge and shell out for a PM5.

A flawed bpm can easily be overlooked when other elements are introduced to mask it.

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About Wave2 Wave2 is a pseudonym of Alan Snelson (born 1976), a British electronic music producer.

Whoami Electronic music producer (Wave2) based in Essex, UK.