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This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend My friend Pranshu is job hunting. Like everyone, he's staring at a job post with twenty requirements and a two-page resume, wondering which line actually proves what. The AI tools he could use either rewrite everything with confident claims that aren't his, or hand back a "92% match" that explains nothing. So I built ProofPrep, a resume coach with one rule: no claim without a quote. Add details: Upload a resume, paste the job post.
Need to copy a file from a Windows machine to a Linux server? Windows includes scp.exe as part of its OpenSSH Client optional feature, so you can transfer files from PowerShell, Windows Terminal, or Command Prompt without installing a separate SCP tool. The main things to get right are whether OpenSSH is installed, which side of the command is remote, and how each operating system formats its paths. scp is available In PowerShell, run: Get-Command scp In Command Prompt, use: where scp If Windows finds it, the result will usually point to C:\Windows\System32\OpenSSH\scp.exe. If neither command
I built a Customer Support AI System to help a friend who was practicing customer-support workflows and needed a faster way to find accurate answers from support documentation. A common problem in customer support is that the information already exists, but finding the right piece of information can take time. Support teams may have FAQs, refund policies, account policies, payment documentation, and other reference documents spread across multiple files. Instead of manually searching through those documents, I built a system that allows support knowledge to be uploaded and searched using seman
CVE-2026-96361 in Context: How This Drupal Batch Compares with Core Security Releases Vulnerability overview CVE-2026-96361 is one of 36 identifiers in CERT-BUND advisory WID-SEC-2026-3554, published on 23 September 2026 and rated high risk. The advisory names 16 contributed Drupal projects and its identifiers run from CVE-2026-96355 to CVE-2026-96398. The record describes remote exploitation and confirms that patches exist. Its outcome classes are arbitrary code execution, extended privileges, bypass of security measures, data manipulation or disclosure, and cross-site scripting. It does not
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