script on desktop; shutdown -h now, or hit button

friend brought me some seashells

stop at vendor

internet logins I use sleep(5) for login fail. slows the brute force bots. 500000? that needs a progress bar

was prescribed tricyclic antidepressants off label for pain. doc told me they weren’t addictive. they lied. soul–crushing anxiety withdrawal. symptoms improved immediately with one dose. ‘dependency’ is what they called it. pain would have been easier to deal with. two years of tapering and treating anxiety with SSRI etc. nortriptyline is addictive. say no. weed has no withdrawals and helps with the pain.

dick pills. let little brain drive a while 🧠

tax churches. they’d all die off

grep this

outlook meeting request y/n . maybe

he was fun to watch, cli on an overhead. after a few years constantly signing things it becomes a time waster writing out each letter. my full signature is 23 letters. no readable letters since army. kids can’t read cursive anymore.

some professor gave me a windup bauble walking hat.

desk junk pile

favorite wall cartoon around same cubical;

maybe from scratch. i started on Slackware in 1995 and had experience. this was a week class in a hotel conference room.

spent about a week listening to this guy talk. test day given a junk, blank x86 machine, install media and a list of services to setup with about 4 hours to complete. pro tip, learn to install rhel with no gui bloat. machine was so slow i spent half the time waiting for slow hardware, cdrom to hdd copy. checked it from his laptop. got results emailed. was relieved i somehow passed. don’t remember what it cost. employer paid. knew how beforehand. some people got done hours before me. no hat

replaced an IBM mainframe with a rack of linux DB2 and app servers. they wanted a cert to keep legal happy. a week paid vacation for the cert.

is centos still around? jumped on ubuntu to escape rpm corruption. don’t care to know anymore. shutdown -h now; not in the menu? wtf

checks out.

change wallpaper

actually … never mind

unauthorized end-to-end encryption.