本週我們將討論如何獲得免費一年的編碼課程，如何**自己的網格It小工具管理器，以及如何在手頭有一個桶的情況下跳過對敏感文件的切碎。

免費編碼課程

塞繆爾寫了一篇文章來幫助其他讀者在新的一年裡學會編碼。他寫道：

I’m a regular visitor to this site, and don’t know if I’m writing the right address but thought this info would be worth repeating.  A group called Codeacademy is offering a program called Code Year.  Basically, you send them your email, and they send a free programming lesson every week for the entire year (look like they’re starting out with JavaScript).  I signed up as a New Year’s Resolution, and thought there may be people who visit this site that would like to know.  Check Code Year for more details.

我們把這個網站轉了一圈，第一組課程讓你開始使用基本JavaScript，我們不得不說，它看起來是一個很好的資源，讓非編碼者開始學習程式語言。很高興找到塞繆爾！

建立自己的網格it克隆

馬克用自己動手做的表格寫下：

I saw the link you guys shared back in November on how to make your own Grid-It clone. The Grid-It inside an old book was pretty fancy looking, I have to admit, but I like things easy and with duct-tape involved. A few months ago I made a Grid-It clone following a tutorial I found on YouTube. You can check it out here. You won’t have a fancy old-school book cover on your Grid-It when you’re done but it will look more true to the original.

我們看了錄影，馬克。我們完全可以理解為什麼YouTube影片中的那個傢伙會自己**——75美元的船運到瑞典？太瘋狂了。

用一桶水銷燬檔案

尼克用他的DIY紙條寫道：

I never get around to shredding the papers that need to be shredded… I always end up throwing them in a plastic waste can under my desk with the intention of eventually shredding them. Last weekend we had an unseasonably warm day and I figured I’d haul the paper shredder and can out onto the deck and at least get a little sunshine while I shredded them all. I got the can out onto the deck, went back for the shredder, got distracted helping my wife with something, and forgot all about the project. A few hours later there was a huge rain storm and the can was completely filled with water. I just left it out there for the weekend and figured I’d deal with it later. Come Monday night, the water had so saturated the paper that it was just a giant pulpy mess. I laid the can on its side to let the water drain out and once it was all relatively dry it was like a giant block of wood pulp. There was no way to peel any of it apart in such a way that you could actually read the documents.

I did a little digging around online to see if other people had experimented with the water-disposal method and it turns out it’s an old Japanese method for destroying paper (in fact you can add powdered dish detergent to the water to accelerate the process). If you never get around to shredding or you hate the sound of the paper shredder, a bucket of water works just as well!

如果你在把一大堆紙扔進回收站之前，有足夠的戶外空間來浸泡和晾**，那麼這似乎是一個相當聰明和低噪音的方法，可以一次扔掉很多敏感檔案。謝謝分享，尼克！

有一個聰明的建議可以分享嗎？向傳送電子郵件[email protected]下週四再查。