An eventual lifetime of lessons learned
I am typing this for my friends who have responded to my call on social media for a good old fashioned game of (socially distant) Cards Against Humanity. What follows are the requirements to get everyone up on a knock-off game. Requirements: Proficiency with Zoom (only the host needs a…
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One thing I’ve always loved about the Internet are the odd bits of humanity that periodically emerge from behind the digital curtains. Today, I was troubleshooting a rather simple JavaScript problem and stumbled my way into a Stackoverflow.com error page containing an unexpected image. After a chuckle, I clicked refresh…
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Come find me on Overwatch. I’m usually on the Europe region as DireSquire#11479.
Many years ago (2009), I was introduced to the Zero Day Project. Think of it as a bucket list without the inferred concept of needing to be retired to pursue. I made a list, not really certain I would stick with it. Yet somehow, I managed to cross off an…
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Today at work, I found myself discussing with a colleague the concept of missing the boat on things you later in life can’t believe you wasted so much time on … denying. The first example I went to was Johnny Cash. My father loved Cash. I remember as far back…
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35 isn’t too late for two things: Collecting your thoughts into a journal-like form (it’s NOT a diary!) Have your first kid Topics you will find discussed on this blog include information technology (web development, Linux, information security), learning to become a father (I have no idea what’s going on),…
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