Andrew C. Dingman @[email protected]

Linux geek. Security geek. Lucky enough to get paid for both. Straight & cis, but hopefully not an asshole about it.
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[Andrew C. Dingman @[email protected] @acdingman]

@__apf__ @cljack IFR == I Follow Roads

[Andrew C. Dingman @[email protected] @acdingman]

@MarkTully20 @missmayn @big_pedestrian Don't really know, because it was part of a longer ride. Under an hour.

[Andrew C. Dingman @[email protected] @acdingman]

@SarahJa58058242 @missmayn @big_pedestrian Sidewalk? Fuck no!

[Andrew C. Dingman @[email protected] @acdingman]

@ColinParent But I gave up on Fitbit ages ago, specifically because it sucked at bikes. For now, I track physical activity exclusively using devices from the company in Olathe, KS. Ironically, when I was in sales and they were a major account, I didn't use their products at all.

[Andrew C. Dingman @[email protected] @acdingman]

@ColinParent I haven't ridden all of that route, but I didn't *think* there's a descent scary enough to hit those speeds anywhere on it. Certainly not on the parts I *have* ridden.

[Andrew C. Dingman @[email protected] @acdingman]

@__apf__ @lymanstoneky Our household has never had a single surname for all of us, and that has likewise never been a problem.

[Andrew C. Dingman @[email protected] @acdingman]

@petitecyclist I've definitely heard it. Ever so slightly before I first heard "elder millennial". I find "xennial" feels less wrong than being lumped in with either of the other two, but I think analyzing "generations" is just doomed to fail.

[Rep. Mark Pocan @RepMarkPocan]

There seems to be some confusion about the SAVE America Act. If it becomes law, you will NOT be able to vote with your drivers license alone.
You’d need:

1. A passport, which more than half of Americans don’t have and costs at least $130
OR
2. A birth certificate PLUS your photo ID with matching names, which nearly 70 million married women lack
OR
3. Military services papers (not a military ID alone) with sensitive info.

I’m voting NO.

[Andrew C. Dingman @[email protected] @acdingman]

@__apf__ My job is to tell people things they should, and often do, already know, based on information that is almost never secret, but do so in classified spaces.

[Andrew C. Dingman @[email protected] @acdingman]

@Imani_Barbarin Ok, yes. But it also helps that he's elected to a position that can actually do something. Exercising mayoral authority doesn't require him to pass a bill through a legislative body where his opposition holds the majority and votes as a block against his every thought.

[Andrew C. Dingman @[email protected] @acdingman]

Is @ShokzUSA clueless, or racist? And if the latter, what's my replacement?

[Andrew C. Dingman @[email protected] @acdingman]

@shenetworks Not as such, no. But as all our clients are government agencies, it might be somewhat limiting if you couldn't cover them up for client meetings.

[Andrew C. Dingman @[email protected] @acdingman]

@ABC The grifting addict child of a former president and the gold-digging mail-order bride of the current wannabe dictator were ever on good enough terms to have a "rift"?

[Andrew C. Dingman @[email protected] @acdingman]

@ArmandDoma @big_pedestrian For ducks sake. That sign very much means we'd be getting on with other things instead of thinking about politics!

[Sanchari Das @DrSanchariDas]

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[Andrew C. Dingman @[email protected] @acdingman]

@fredrichmaney @cybersecmeg Meh. Security has some entry level roles. Babysitting a SIEM, for example. Or babysitting the AI that allegedly babysits the SIEM.

[Andrew C. Dingman @[email protected] @acdingman]

@shenetworks @mythosmint That privilege is my lived experience, but I'd at least learned it wasn't everyone's by my late teens.