drake

Network Engineer

[drake @routerdragon]

@DionTrades_ @I_Am_The_ICT ICT

[drake @routerdragon]

@I_Am_The_ICT How are we bullish ES if dollar is bullish. Dollar at least cuts tru Mar 27-Mar 28 VI?

[drake @routerdragon]

@vermaden @DLangille I could see tapes as backup, and zfs/raid is not backup. Correct me if I'm wrong.

[drake @routerdragon]

@edwardmorra_btc What about ~6650? Wick down through weekly open close cme gap then right back up.

[drake @routerdragon]

@HsakaTrades $BTC
Does 6650 region looks too severe?

[drake @routerdragon]

@allanjude @ed_maste Could it be possible to sync pf from OpenBSD as it is miles away from everything else...

[drake @routerdragon]

@allanjude @ed_maste I use FreeBSD for storage (zfs) and virtualization. I prefer OpenBSD as routers, dhcp/dns servers, bgp route reflectors, pf sync and other cool out-of-box toolkits.
Is it time I reconsider?

[drake @routerdragon]

Awesome!! https://t.co/EuuFB0Qf7x

[David Knezić @ PocketBitcoin.com @davidknezic]

Just finished my Bitcoin-enabled candy dispenser 🍬

[Fermat's Library @fermatslibrary]

Apart from 1 and 2, these are the only two numbers which are equal to the sum of the factorials of their respective digits.

[Brian Holt @holtbt]

“Fullstack” developer.

[phorkus @phorkus]

I stand with:
ifconfig
netstat
And a dozen other “deprecated” tools.

Don’t break things just because they were invented in the 1970s Linux.

RT if you agree.

[drake @routerdragon]

@MichaelSuppo MAN

[Neil deGrasse Tyson @neiltyson]

Pointlessly geeky fact: 33 is the number of Pi digits required to manifest all ten numerals at least once:

3.14159265358979323846264338327950

[drake @routerdragon]

@MichaelSuppo MAN CPChain

[drake @routerdragon]

@ZebidataIndia A solid one!

[drake @routerdragon]

@MichaelSuppo Suppo man, give us a hint ;)

[Fermat's Library @fermatslibrary]

Comparison between 5,000 and 50,000 prime numbers plotted in polar coordinates

[nixCraft 🐧 @nixcraft]

In case of cyber attack lol

[drake @routerdragon]

A quick `dump` b4 upgrading to awesome new #OpenBSD 6.1.
ssh a.b.c.d dump -a0uf - / | lz4 > rootfs.lz4