frost_knight

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by frost_knight 9mo ago
I travel all over the United States to clients and build or fix their Linux infrastructure. A lot of time spent in clearance-required disconnected SCIF environments surrounded by grim faced men with guns. I didn't travel so much this
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by frost_knight 1y ago
Willing to share them?
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by frost_knight 2y ago
I think Lazarus is one of the greatest game mods ever made. They even added the option to become an evil Avatar and side with Blackthorn.
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by frost_knight 2y ago
I've been using Finale since 1994, and am sad. I'm willing to give Dorico a shot, but that's a lot of years of muscle memory to re-train unless it can be configured to use the same keyboard shortcuts.
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by frost_knight 2y ago
Red Hat Principal Consultant here, July will be 7 years at the company for me. Before IBM purchase: travel to clients, build and/or fix their stuff, recommend improvements After IBM purchase: travel to clients, build and/or fix th
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by frost_knight 2y ago
Once I realized I only liked soft drinks because of the carbonation, it was easy to switch to seltzer water. Now not only can I not stand most sugary drinks, I've almost entirely lost my sweet-tooth for everything. I basically only d
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A military veteran on why you should play games at work(youtube.com)
2 points by frost_knight 4y ago|0 comments
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by frost_knight 4y ago
I'm a consultant for Red Hat. I'm assigned a number of clients at a time, travel onsite (or work remote) to fix or build their systems, and sometimes supervise small teams as part of larger engagements. Red Hat gives me my assign
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by frost_knight 4y ago
I'd counter with: - Adventure - Riddle of the Sphinx - Raiders of the Lost Ark - Dragonstomper - Star Raiders
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by frost_knight 4y ago
Malwarebytes also blocks the site, saying it's infected with a trojan.
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by frost_knight 5y ago
Many moons ago I had a job with a private office. Brass nameplate on the door. I asked the intern who sat at a desk outside in the hall to kick me if I ever started acting all-pretentious-like. She agreed with great enthusiasm, but thank
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by frost_knight 5y ago
Traveling consultant-architect for Red Hat here. Before IBM purchase: Travel to clients, build and/or fix their things, suggest improvements. After IBM purchase: Travel to clients, build and/or fix their things, suggest improve
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by frost_knight 5y ago
Everything sent to /dev/null can eventually be retrieved from /dev/random, given sufficient time.
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Nove’s Principles of Universal Irony(jzacharypike.com)
1 points by frost_knight 5y ago|1 comments
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Why a Time Machine Would Instantly Kill You(medium.com)
4 points by frost_knight 6y ago|4 comments
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by frost_knight 6y ago
Back in 2007 I was the chair of the Washington, DC chapter of the ACM. The chapter had been dormant for a while so I thought hosting a lecture by a big name in computing would be a good kickstart. I emailed Brian Kernighan asking if he&#x
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by frost_knight 6y ago
This past February I had the honor of giving my first ever keynote presentation. The conference was sponsored by my employer. That said, aside from mentioning that I worked for said employer, I never mentioned it again nor did I try to se
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by frost_knight 6y ago
Hello VonGuard, fellow Red Hatter here. I also love working for Red Hat, I think it's a great company. I'm a consultant, which means I travel to clients all year to build, configure, and fix RHEL products. We're in desperat
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by frost_knight 6y ago
When you buy RHEL you're not buying the software, you're buying a support contract and indemnifcation. RHEL also provides a long-term stable platform. There's no-cost developer licenses as well that you can use with subscrip
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Reflections on Teaching Wargame Design(warontherocks.com)
3 points by frost_knight 7y ago|0 comments
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by frost_knight 9y ago
I volunteer at a rabbit shelter, and have performed rabbit care for years. Albendazole is used to counter a rabbit parasite called E. Cuniculi. A complete 30-day Albendazole regimen, for a rabbit, is about $40.
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by frost_knight 10y ago
Have From Software do the combat engine as well.
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by frost_knight 10y ago
Location: Maryland Eastern Shore, USA Remote: yes Willing to Relocate: no Travel: yes Technologies: linux, vmware, aws, perl, python, devops, sysadmin, intrusion detection and prevention, firewalls, ethical hacker. rhce, cissp, ceh Resume:
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by frost_knight 11y ago
If you say something that you sincerely believe is true, but isn't, then you aren't lying...you're wrong. Important difference.
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by frost_knight 11y ago
You can't blame CentOS for switching. Their goal is to create as close to a bit-for-bit rebuild of Red Hat Enterprise Linux as possible.
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by frost_knight 11y ago
I've heard of this idea before and it sounds great. But I can think of a hack for it that could make the trip even worse. "This is a coin. It's just a regular coin from my pocket, but I want you to carry, and know that as lo
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by frost_knight 11y ago
Rabbit rescue. I volunteer at a shelter in Maryland. Clean cages, administer medicine, check food and water and hay, brushing, and provide lots of scritches. Shameless plug: www.esrrec.org. If you visit the website, the "donate&quo
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by frost_knight 11y ago
For 4 years I was the systems security officer for a college. At least 2 students per week fell for a phishing scam. It didn't matter how much we warned about it; emails, orientation lectures for firstyears, one-on-one talks, big ale
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by frost_knight 11y ago
If it's a former disgruntled employee then they shouldn't know what the daily token is, since they should at that point be gone and no longer have access to such details. If they do, however, know the token, then you have another
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by frost_knight 12y ago
It matches my experience too, much to my frustration. I've studied music theory and composition for years and have composed a fair number of pieces. I can play piano and sing but have no interest in being a performer. My instrument

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