#YOG 's #dream of #EchoCooperative is a #subtle #layer of #mutual #understanding and #self #organized #repetition. The only #rules for #membership are that #one #cooperates and that one #echo! #You are #welcome to #partake in our #shenanigans!

6,000 new users (30d) :blobcatgiggle:
https://fedidb.org/network/instance?domain=mstdn.social

@stefanhayden NFTs are keys to locks which have yet to be designed, which bind doors (also yet to exist) containing treasures we have yet to imagine

Digital Collectibles, on the other hand, and especially Reddit avatars... that's a different story!

NFTs are keys to locks that don't exist and no one has interest in building.

@ccppurcell Oh by the way, my math interests are especially concentrated on algebraic topology, combinatorial species, and higher category theory! I am ALWAYS hungry to discuss my passions, so hmu anytime!!

Halloween Greetings

The full moon shines
On sharp fork tines
piercing a bale of hay
Happy young goblins run and play.

They laugh as they race
At a full, headlong pace,
Collecting their candy,
Which they know will taste dandy.

In general we find
Mom and Dad a little behind
With their rechargeable flashlight
To warn cars passing in the night.

#SmallPoems

Unlike Twitter, when you 'like' (Favourite) something here, it doesn't share that interaction with your followers.

If you've found a post or a piece of art that you've enjoyed - boost that toot! :louis_toots_too:

@ccppurcell Hey there! It's great to meet you! On Twitter I went by @MenoneMenoneM, @chateau_jacob, and a variety of other handles. I am missing the Twitter spaces the most, specifically #TUO #TotallyUninformedOpinions. My friends there are developing #crypto and #web3 ideas for the betterment of society at large, rather than for specific small societies. I hope I can soon meet my old friends here!

I am still learning the balanced and appropriate use of #Fediverse!

oooh yeah! Finally a mention of #Mastodon on Nu.nl

#introduction

Hi! I am YOG, also known as OwO and Jake Chateau! I'm a gifted griftster with severe bipolar and a penchant for designing and deploying distributed intelligent agents (botnets).

I spend most of my time reading esoteric subjects in math, physics, cognition, cosmology, mysticism, philosophy, and computer science.

I love very easily and readily, and I am thrilled to form a new network of friends here on #Mastodon! Twitter banned me for calling myself a "cultural cumdumpster", kek

We might as well just accept it

Twitodon: Finding Twitter Peers on Mastodon https://twitodon.com/

Oh haaaai!

Weird birb!

That’s Owlsome 🦉

can someone with a #twitter get in touch with the 24/7 community #TUO "totally uninformed opinions" @EvilPlanInc @EvilOG and tell them to find @yog ?

i don't have any functioning accounts there

Truth and perspective

I mentioned in my profile and on my introduction that a wrote a book -- Building Virtual Machine Labs. Then a few years later, I wrote a second edition that is considerably more comprehensive.

I self-published via amazon's KDP, and via the online platform, leanpub. The dead tree format on amazon comes in two parts, because my book is over 1,000 pages of content. Its a bit pricey, but trust me, I'm not making much of a profit margin.

The digital edition on leanpub on the other hand? I made it pay what you want. You have no money? You wanna try it before you buy it? You were planning on pirating it? Thats all fine. I would rather you get the content from a reliable provider than try and download it from a sketchy site.

My book covers the basics virtualization

-Hosted vs. Baremetal hypervisors
-Virtual network segment types
-Virtual switching
-Hardware resource requirements and resource balancing
-Acquiring hardware
-Choosing (one of a choice of five) your hypervisor
-Configuring a baseline lab environment on one of those five hypervisor
-Configuring core network services (DHCP, DNS, NTP, Squid Proxy) and network firewall policy for your lab environment
-Routing and remote access for hosted and/or baremetal lab environments
-Installing and configuring Snort3 or Suricata
-Installing Splunk Enterprise
-Ideas on how to expand your lab beyond the baseline we build in the book together
-Extra content (password manager recommendations, etc.)

This thing is fully illustrated, and is 90% of the reason the book is so huge, because I wanted to accommodate visual learners. Buy or don't, but maybe share it with your friends trying to hope into IT/Infosec, and looking for homelab advice.

Digital (PDF) edition (free/pay-what-you-want):
leanpub.com/avatar2

Black and white print:
vol I: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09GXHNJFC
vol II: https://www.amazon.com/Building-Virtual-Machine-Labs-Hands/dp/B09GXPMY9M

Color:
vol I: https://www.amazon.com/Building-Virtual-Machine-Labs-Hands/dp/B09GXD7QL8
vol II: https://www.amazon.com/Building-Virtual-Machine-Labs-Hands/dp/B09GZJPYFX

@stux history in action, there goes the Zeitgeist again haha