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Characteristics of the newest ASUS laptop are that it is slim and comfortable to use. I just got some of my domain names renewed. As it stands I own 'bye.cam' -- a shortcut to the site and I'm happy because the opposite name "hello" is also for sale for $5000 or more. I wanted to say, that my username used to be goat. I use to use IRC, which was an important part of my past. EFNet died, and I lived in Southern California for much of my 20's. I am bored with computers now a days. You can tell it is hard for me to push myself to write anything. Especially when I was "Lord Internet" back in the 1998 times, I got tired of owning the world's internet (including Pakistan and India) through zone files on multiple systems, with entitled privilege that use to be my fingertips. Although I want to see zone files of the 'net again through the Linux 'ls(1)' command I realize I am not entitled. However, in the industry I have positioned myself so I am not a complete stranger. Today it is 2025 and I'm soon to be approaching code (web design and systems) for DevOps. DevOps pays up to $129,000 a year sometimes and I need that money to cope.
I've been recovering from 20 years of homelessness and being rendered lame through a power struggle. No I don't stink and my breath is fresh. Eating the food here has been disgusting and I'm bored a lot wishing I could pound down some Ansible use case scenarios to make a worthy expert finesse. I'll be doing this while traversing the Python material, building myself in staples such as system code in 'bash(1)', 'zsh(1)', and 'Python 3'. Geshtu-E is the divine one giving me the best of performing for a healthy DevOps position to work. Friends from Southern California have been mailing me things and I'm really fond of it with great gratitude. I'm alive and well, but my family is dead. Soon this site will be parallel to a focus about industry. Best 🌐 to you with some global feel electronica. I've made it to 42 years old and am ready for my international journeys as soon as I get that DevOps cash situation solved. Its important to live a little bit before I retire, but never accept forsaking duty and responsibility when my word is given.