> Le 8 févr. 2018 à 01:48, Ken Norton <ken@xxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit :
>
>> Thanks for the progress report. Glad to hear you are staying busy.
>
> Very. The challenges of staying on top of a new job and taking classes
> at the same time. I'm in the midst of the capstone class for a
> MicroMasters in Cybersecurity from RIT. It's pretty brutal. It's kinda
> like that meme going around: ""If you're paddling upstream in a canoe
> and a wheel falls off, how many pancakes are required to shingle the
> garage? »
>
None, shingles are out of fashion these days ;-)
> It's very fascinating and quite dynamic. For one of the labs we have
> to do a MiTM attack. No problem, been there, done that... Except in
> the eight weeks since the lab requirements and instructions were
> written, a major upgrade to the browsers has been implemented which
> made it obsolete and they had to rewrite the instructions to counter
> the new defensive mechanism. (that didn't take long--when we students
> could figure out how to defeat the new preventative measures with a
> couple setting changes).
>
> I'm glad it's the only class I'm taking as it is taking over 20 hours
> a week of time and roasting a few billion braincells in the process.
>
Keep these brain pixels alive AG, they will be much needed for when you retire
;-)
>
>> As for darkroom equipment, you are not alone. My limited darkroom equipment
>> hasn't seen the light of day since I placed it in the garage attic in 1967.
>
> We had everything moved for us. And due to scheduling issues, the
> movers came after we were already in Alaska. So it's an adventure
> finding things because there are garage items stuffed into bedroom
> drawers and kitchen utensils buried under bicycle tires.
Got them to learn how to read - FIFO
> Most things
> have been unpacked to varying degrees of success, but there are two
> huge boxes that are mostly garage items that I haven't done anything
> other than peek into the top of and probably 15 boxes that need to be
> emptied. We've taken car loads of stuff to Goodwill.
>
Reminds me of some recent experience :-)
> Yet, there is a part of me that says "wait" as we may move to another
> place in the neighborhood that is larger and has nothing but river and
> forest in the back yard. (only 500 feet from the river and 130 feet
> above). Tons of bear and moose down below.
From the photos I’ve seen Moose doesn’t deserve this amount ;-)
> Probably not safe for
> letting our toy poodle spend unattended time outdoors.
Ever thought of a (teddy) bear?
Hope the puppy survives - our cats suffered the same ordeal and 7 months later
they seem perfectly fit for the place :-)
> Another one
> that may come available when our lease is up is only 250 feet from the
> river.
>
Mind the thaw ….
Keep reporting and sending good vibes AG.
Wish you the best Philippe
> AG
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