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Internet Self-Defense with The Wing
We’re launching Internet Self-Defense 101, to arm women with the basics that are easy to apply and share with friends. The first seminar was in partnership with The Wing.

How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love Reminder Apps
Here are some tips for staying on top of deadlines learned through trial and error.

5 Lessons Learned as a Woman Tech Lead
Two years ago I had the opportunity to face the challenge I had been waiting for: I got offered a Tech Lead role at Dashlane.

Working From Home as a Dashlane Developer
Here are some of the best practices to make WFH productive that I have discovered as a developer here at Dashlane.

You Deserve an Easier Internet
A lot of our lives happen on the internet. This means dealing with hundreds of online accounts, each with annoyingly specific login requirements.

Browser Window Mayhem: How I Tackled My Tab Problem Once and for All
There are an infinite number of ways to organize your bookmarks, of course, but this should get you off to a very tidy start.

Can I Switch Off My Brain? Being Black in America Is Tiring, Even During a Pandemic
I am a college-educated, law-abiding, and successful contributing member of society who also happens to be a black man living in America.

We Asked an Audio Engineer Which Background Noise Is Best for Concentration
There are many different background noises known to boost productivity or to help you fall asleep faster. Here’s how to find the right one for you.

Almost 30 Million LiveJournal Accounts Compromised, Sold on Dark Web
In 2014, LiveJournal suffered a security breach, which compromised 26+ million user credentials. The breach was not reported, and it appears these credentials have been circulating ever since.

Pruning My Overloaded Camera Roll and Keeping Some Memories
While spending so much time at home lately, I’ve been tackling small projects that my usually hectic schedule doesn’t always allow for.