Your writers for Node 4 occasionally come across stories that we think would be interesting or relevant to our readership. We'll post those links here each issue.

7 signs that you're acing an in-person job interview | Mashable

9 scheduling benefits employees love | Mashable

Google offers security tips for staying safe online | Mashable

How a man used 3D printing to help treat his wife’s brain tumor | Mashable

Thunderstrike: the scary vulnerability in your Mac's Thunderbolt port | Mashable

The worst and biggest data breaches of 2014 | Mashable

Warning: A computer science degree may be a waste of your time and money | Mashable

Why no one should multitask – and how I finally stopped | Mashable

Zombie cookie: The tracking cookie that you can’t kill | Mashable

Changing of the guard: Cisco Systems overtakes Oracle’s lagging hardware business | Motley Fool

Computer scientists "crack" poker | Naked Security

Ransomware with a difference – this one is a true virus | Naked Security

Steep rise in medical data breaches blamed on human error | Naked Security

Browsing in privacy mode isn't as secure as you think | ReadWrite

Open source: Both bigger and less relevant that you imagined | ReadWrite

How open source can fix 2015's data entropy | ReadWrite

Stop putting your email address in Your email signature | Slate

The AI bot that scans your email and automatically schedules meetings | WIRED

Are we asking the right questions in the wake of the sony pictures breach? | WIRED

The biggest security threats we’ll face in 2015 | WIRED

Computational creativity and the what-if machine | WIRED

A new generation of data requires next-generation systems | WIRED

Our system is so broken, almost no patented discoveries ever get used | Wired

Watch IBM explain how computers work in 1965 | WIRED