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NOC technician, infosec follower, and certified smartass. I do a lot of game and sound design on the side, usually for my own means, but have done work for the latter in the past. 
Also a Rum fanatic, gotta keep up that rough voice all year for pirate day. Cooking is the other magic hobby, to the point of being that asshole who likes to post his food and recipes online as much as he should be posting IT stuff.

Our workplace decided to move off of Iterm a while back for our Mac based terminals. So far it’s been an interesting process, since we tried a few different ones but decided to settle on Wezterm due to the similarities. One of the greatest mistakes was giving us a .lua config with the ability to add .gifs and silly backgrounds. You can also make panorama’s that scroll when you do, so that’s pretty cool.

I regret nothing.

Working a noc at night during a statewide severe storm be like:

Some people liked this when I use to do it on Twitter/blogging years back, so I’m bringing it here, screw it. I do a lot of cooking and tend to come up with fun, somewhat original ideas for food that have some security/networking name. I don’t have either of those socials anymore, so here we go.

Ping Flooded Stir Fry:
Ingredients:
- 1 pound of flat steak
- 1 pound of chicken tenderloins
- 2-3 assorted peppers, sliced.
- 1 pound of mushrooms.
- 2-3 cups of rice (white, jasmine, yellow, etc), depending on people serving.
- 2 eggs
Sauce for the steak:
- Soy
- Ginger
- Basalmic Vinegar
- Chili powder
- Brown Sugar
- Garlic Powder
For chicken, replace the liquids for a dry rub of the above with some red pepper flakes.

In a Wok, pour some sesame oil and olive oil together and cook the meat, remove it from heat, then do the chicken. Once both are cooked and removed, combine the mushrooms and peppers and cook them until soft. Combine everything into the wok, mix with some Hoisin sauce.
In a separate pot, boil the rice, move it over to a pan once done, mix the egg and any leftover sauce from the meats. Grab a plate and combine. Egg roll suggested as a side.

Enjoy!