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snori74
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About snori74
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Comment #25556815
Risky.biz - "cybersecurity" but done with great energy.
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Comment #25547556
Just about at the one year anniversary of my monthly not-for-profit https://LinuxUpskillChallenge.org Have plans underway to partner up with someone who's also committed to seeing …
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Comment #25525641
Gratitude and humility. Concentrate on the multiple wonderful things you've experienced in this life. Recognise that every single one of your ancestors had their life, then it ende…
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Comment #25252443
You say this, and yet Simon Bridges was relentlessly hassled about his accent...
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Comment #24538309
Quite a nice article about this here: https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2013/jan/27/users-g...
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Comment #24449459
Hard to know how you could state this so confidently, snacked on a kakapo recently?
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Comment #24417092
I was excited for a moment, because I was a listener of his "Daily show" way-back-when distinctly remember when Apple got on board for example. At the time he was legitimately a pi…
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Comment #24405399
"First, the importance of gratitude" - so true
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Comment #24405362
Thanks, I did dig through my emails and got in touch with a few of The Originals. You guys were willing to buy a "pig in a poke" - I gave out no outline or Table of Content (still …
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Comment #24405347
Ha, ha, my original goal was to make a tidy pile of $$, but also a desire to teach and share. The feedback I get is certainly bouying me up as I go forward toward that big unknown.…
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Comment #24405205
Thanks for those that got the word out. Looks like we have a "class" of about 1,300 for this month, and its humming along nicely. (There are 5,630 sub'd, but that includes all thos…
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Comment #24393781
Yes! This is techy and certainly not everyone "cup of tea" - most people would run a mile. But everyone is learning to remotely control a powerful server on the Internet ...which I…
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Comment #24388971
Absolutly recommend "Murderball", quite an amazing film.
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Comment #24388941
https://github.com/snori74/linuxupskillchallenge ?
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Comment #24387449
The "How This Works" post covers this
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Comment #24387212
Wow, thanks Jason!
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Comment #24385626
Thanks, but most of that would be way over the top for my "newbies". However, You must be the third or fourth person today to suggest that I add a TOC - so that is something I thin…
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Comment #24384015
Yup. No way of knowing exactly, but I'd guess that quite a lot of the "students" are in the same boat...
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Comment #24382885
Thanks, and I appreciate your comment. Things do get a little messy, but overall I've been happy with Reddit as a platform - once I figured out to pin a big FAQ ("How This Works") …
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Comment #24382587
Thanks, fixed in Github now, all ready for Monday!
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Comment #24381908
Well in a sense, I do "know better". There is a real benefit to setting up a VPS "fully exposed to the Internet (another thing that some struggle with); A real benefit to taking a …
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Comment #24381749
Thanks for your kind words.
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Comment #24381741
Yes, I've commented in a number of places that this is essentially Part I of a two part intro to the absolute minimum I'd like a newbie sysadmin to know. It's likely that I'll put …
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Comment #24381499
Thanks, that old interface really was much nicer...