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1.4K Posts, 223 Following, 1.02K Followers · OpenBSD user ● DragonFly BSD committer (retired) ● InfoSec and CCC for > 25y ● Pronouns: he/him finger [email protected] for more information My presence in gemini: gemini://xosc.org Posts are deleted after 2 years!
Quite some time passed since my last #introduction in 2018, so...
I started with computers end of the 80ies, got attached to #Unix and #programming mid of the 90ies. Since then a Unix like OS is my daily driver.
Linux in the beginning, got attached to #BSD with #OpenBSD 2.5 and had a period as #DragonFlyBSD committer. These days, I'm running OpenBSD.
Working in #InfoSec for >15y, heading a sec department at a large German hoster.
Personally, I run, hike and take care of my garden.
Wow, after 25 years of Unix experience, I learned that you can filter output in #less.
Press ampersand (&) and enter a regex to show only lines matching the regex.
Press ampersand (&) and then exclamation mark (!) to apply an inverse filter.
So my ed(1) workshop for the #GPN18 has been approved!
One hour introduction to basic and advanced classic Unix editing!