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New RMS Dashboard UI/UX design!🎨 Going live in a few weeks!! 3+ years in design and still growing, one project and one book at a time. #UIDesign #RMS #ProductDesign #UiUx #UXDesign

@dannyclassi_c Danny!! Big congratulations, man! 🎉

Left with a first class honors from UNN

@ajanwachuku Congratulations man! Good stuff!

man, they really just be letting anyone graduate with a first class these days 😐 take a bow, AjaNwachuku.

@Rise_Forge Interesting!

Why the Military Relies on Wristwatches ⌚ (Not Just Habit, But Strategy) A lot of you have been asking why the military officers wears a wristwatch well, If you think a wristwatch is just for checking time, you’re missing the bigger picture especially in the military. In military operations, time is a weapon. Every movement attacks, reinforcements, air support, extraction is planned down to precise seconds. A delay of even one minute can expose positions, disrupt coordination, or cost lives. A wristwatch gives instant access to time without distraction. Next is synchronization. Before any mission, all personnel align their watches to the exact same time. This ensures that different units, even miles apart, act as one. When one team moves at 0600hrs, every other supporting unit knows exactly when to act no confusion, no guesswork. Then comes reliability under pressure. Military environments are unforgiving rain, heat, dust, shock, and water. Wristwatches are built to survive these conditions, unlike phones that can die, lose signal, or malfunction when needed most. There’s also security and stealth. Phones emit light, sound, and signals that can reveal a soldier’s position. In hostile zones, that’s dangerous. A wristwatch is silent, low-profile, and does its job without compromising safety. Finally, it builds discipline and time consciousness. In the military, being “on time” is already late you’re expected to be early and precise. Constant awareness of time sharpens alertness and operational efficiency. So when you see a soldier wearing a wristwatch, understand this: It’s not fashion it’s precision, coordination, and survival strapped to the wrist. If you're not following @Rise_Forge you're wrong.

@deborah_fashida Way to go 🔥🔥

I got selected for the 2026 IEEE systems council engineering undergraduate scholarship 🤭 Only two people were selected!!

@CyberRacheal NAT

Which technology allows multiple devices on a local network to share a single public IP address for internet access? A. DHCP B. NAT C. DNS D. ICMP

@abdul_uxui This is cool!!

Designed and prototyped a full TECNO feature phone in figma

About two years ago today, I lost it all. I was laid off from one company, and the other company I worked with closed down due to low funds. I was basically jobless. But the truth is, I wasn't so afraid, for two reasons: I had lost jobs before, not because I wasn't competent, but because the pay could no longer accommodate my expertise. And immediately I was laid off, I gave thanks and praised God, rejoicing as though something better was coming. Believe you me, in less than a week, I got a message on LinkedIn. The co-founder of a prestigious company in Canada reached out to me, telling me they loved my work and would like me to work for them. This picture was taken when I had the interview. The CEO interviewed me directly because the team was already pleased with my work, and to them, they had already hired me. I just needed to accept the offer. The best part? The pay was over 4 times more than my earnings from both companies combined. I attribute this to two things: one is definitely the God of the Bible, and the second was me posting my work, because the client would never have noticed me if I weren't posting. The lesson here: Keep showing up. Keep sharing your work. Keep believing that something better is coming. Your breakthrough might be one post away.

@sysxplore Learning Docker

87,000🔥 Learning Linux, Kubernetes, Docker, Ansible, and Networking? Say 👋

@TheObiLeonard MTN fibre X

Is Starlink really worth it? I’d appreciate honest feedback only.

@lloydtheophilus FB Let's grow together

2026, I am open to connecting with anyone interested in: 1.Platform engineering 2. Kubernetes 3. DevOps 4. Cloud Native 5. Data on Kubernetes 6. Linux 7. Go 8. AI Ops 9. AI Agents & Agent Architectures 10. Kubernetes Security If you want to be great in tech, don’t play with community associations!!

@dev_maims Programmers still need to get some air. POV: You learn something new every time you step out of your house.

As a programmer, can you spend one month in this space without going out if you have a full supply of food and network?

@CyberRacheal Routers

Which of these devices has the PRIMARY objective of determining the most efficient path for the traffic to flow across the network? A. Firewalls B. Hubs C. Switches D. Routers

@sil_vee_yah Psalms and Hebrews

Which book of the Bible is your most highlighted ?

@Nons0jiggy @Orifunke 😂😂😂

@Orifunke 😂 recruiters reading cover letter in dark mode 🌚

I don't know who needs to hear this, but if you're copying a text from your ChatGPT in dark mode and sending it to someone via email, it will show up in black on the other person's side oh.

@heismric 😍

@Fosudo 😂😂

When are you going to read all the articles you bookmarked?

After a certain age, your parents slowly become your children. They ask simple questions, repeat stories, and depend on your patience the way you once depended on theirs. Very few understand this role reversal. What looks like innocence or inconvenience is really time coming full circle. Don’t correct them harshly. Don’t rush them. Care for them the way they once protected you. This is not a burden. It is repayment, quietly wrapped as love.

Learning cybersecurity on your own can feel quiet.👇🏽 📍No deadlines set for you. 📍No one watching your progress. Just you trying to make sense of things that didn’t make sense yesterday. I’ve seen many learners doubt themselves at this stage , even though they’re doing exactly what growth requires. Here’s what doesn’t get said enough: Progress in cybersecurity is subtle before it’s visible. Understanding comes before confidence. Consistency comes before results. If you’re learning right now, you’re not behind, you’re building something real. Reply with “still building” if you’re in this phase. Don’t forget to retweet to other learners that may need to see this.🔁

@MClaughwithme @grok @Mayor38 @boomtechzone @instablog9ja 😂😂

@grok @Mayor38 @boomtechzone @instablog9ja Are you not confused like this?. Will government charge the 7.5% VAT on bank service fees, the stamp duty or I will be paying 7500 naira on every of my transfer of 100k?

7.5% VAT on Mobile Transfers and USSD Transactions to Take Effect January 19 Starting January 19, 2026, Nigerians making mobile bank transfers or USSD payments will be charged a 7.5% VAT. The directive, supported by the government, was shared with customers by Moniepoint, outlining the charges on these electronic banking services

@Daviowhite Congratulations @Daviowhite

Honored to be mentioned among leaders shaping the ecosystem in Saudi Arabia. 🙏🏽