Kitchen is off limits this morning because of an audit, which means no caffeine for me this morning.

@dyasny What is your original nationality?

@jmoore Maybe @scottalanmiller can crash their party.

@obsolesce I'm using Cyborg. How about that one?

@obsolesce You do know that there is more than 1 dark theme, right?

I do like dark themes because they are easier on my eyes. Yes, I do have an astigmatism in both eyes.

@jasgot Welcome. Glad to see you here.

@jmoore said in MangoCon 2019:

@scottalanmiller Nice area! I ate at a good italian restaurant there once

This is what I thought you said. I really have to slow down sometimes.

@dustinb3403 said in User Training Who is responsible:

believe that the IT personal should know how to use and operate every piece of software or hardware that a business has

Absolutely not. That is asking too much of IT. I don't know what outside pressures force them to perform such task in such a way. Their respective departments should have procedures properly documented and stored somewhere, whether they are on the network or not.

I setup and train them to GET to the program and access it. It is their manager/supervisor/coworker's job to train them how to perform their job duties within the program. Its too much for me to know everybody's job duties and how they perform those duties.

@scottalanmiller You weren't the only one. Kids had just gone to bed for us when we were getting bombarded with lightning strikes, more than usual and closer in proximity. I would estimate probably 2 where within 2 blocks of me. When I was driving out this morning, I saw a utility truck near a tree. Not positive but I assumed lightning struck the tree.

http://www.fox4news.com/news/lightning-strikes-at-t-data-center-causes-widespread-outage-in-north-texas

@jmoore Good. A lot of near misses with tornadoes over the weekend.

@jmoore Y'all okay down there?

https://twitter.com/NWSFortWorth/status/1051167693343199237?s=19

@eddiejennings Nice!

@aaronstuder Actually, its here.

https://sourceforge.net/projects/linuxcommand/files/TLCL/17.10/TLCL-17.10.pdf/download

Just one less click.

@wirestyle22 said in Career Goals - Futures in Linux Careers:

The Linux Command Line: A Complete Introduction by William E. Shotts Jr

From talking with you before, you've been working on this for sometime now. Do you continually reference this book or did you read it to learn and then never touched it again?

Currently drive a 2010 Chevy Impala with about 232k miles. It'll make it probably to next summer.

@flaxking said in Career Goals - Futures in Linux Careers:

That's kind of a weird list of things to put together. Is that like a solution stack you want to try?

Not these altogether. I have just heard of these technologies, want to explore them so that I am ready for the next iteration or 2 within the 5 years. I know that a lot can change within 5 years.

@jmoore Paying off the wife's car around Christmas, then saving to get me a new car next year. Hopefully a black or blue Chevy Sonic Hatchback LTZ or something.