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New booking calendar has been deployed for 20 minute consultation sessions. These sessions are intended to be focused, structured, and productive. Please come prepared to clearly explain: β€’ The problem statement β€’ The proposed solution β€’ The business, operational, or technical impact β€’ Current blockers or needs β€’ Desired outcome from the session If the core problem and solution cannot be communicated within the first 3 to 5 minutes, then the idea, request, or scope likely needs further refinement before booking time. Presentation or pitch discussion should remain under 7 minutes maximum. The remaining time is reserved for technical discussion, strategic feedback, questions, clarification, and next-step evaluation. The goal of these sessions is not extended brainstorming from zero; it is collaborative refinement, validation, direction, and execution planning based on prepared information. Please arrive with relevant documentation, links, diagrams, repositories, or supporting material ready beforehand where applicable. Because apparently β€œI’ll pull it up in a second” consumes half of modern civilization’s meeting hours.
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INFJ/INTJ Rub People the Wrong Way w3-starter.com/infj-intj-rub… In a culture that increasingly rewards constant availability, people who are selective with their attention can be misinterpreted as disinterested, aloof, or exclusive. Yet the opposite is often true. When INFJs and INTJs choose to invest in a person, project, friendship, or community, they tend to do so with sincerity and commitment. The challenge is not that we care too little. The challenge is that we care deliberately. I believe one of the unintended consequences of modern communication is the expectation of constant availability. Many people have come to expect immediate responses at all hours of the day and night, as though access to another person’s time and attention should be unlimited. I do not subscribe to that philosophy. I believe responses should be given at a person’s earliest reasonable convenience, not at the speed demanded by technology. We are all busy. We have responsibilities, ambitions, families, communities, and personal lives that deserve our attention. Constant accessibility is not the same thing as meaningful connection. Modern society increasingly rewards behaviors that prioritize accessibility over presence, immediacy over reflection, and engagement over intimacy. We have become more connected than at any point in human history, yet many people report feeling more isolated, misunderstood, and disconnected from one another. Relationships of every kind, personal, familial, professional, and communal, often suffer when communication becomes abundant but attention becomes fragmented. The expectation of constant availability can create the illusion of closeness without necessarily creating understanding. Frequent interaction does not guarantee trust, and instant responses do not guarantee commitment. Healthy relationships are built through consistency, shared experiences, mutual respect, and intentional investment over time. In a world increasingly driven by instant replies, reactions, and low effort exchanges, I find myself valuing quality over quantity. A thoughtful response delivered later often carries more meaning than a dozen hurried messages sent out of obligation. Some people feel connected through frequency. Others feel connected through presence. I prefer presence. I do not measure relationships by response times. I measure them by consistency, sincerity, mutual respect, and whether actions align with words over time. To me, scarcity is not distance. It is recognizing that attention has value, and that meaningful relationships are built through intentional investment rather than constant access. One challenge I have encountered is that people sometimes develop a stronger sense of connection to me than I intended. I tend to be punctual, attentive, and thoughtful in my responses. Whether in business, friendship, mentorship, or personal relationships, I try to communicate with presence and follow through on my commitments. Unfortunately, consistency is often interpreted as exclusivity. What feels to me like professionalism, respect, or genuine engagement can sometimes be experienced by others as a deeper personal connection. Over time, I have learned that reliability and emotional availability are not the same thing. I can care about people, appreciate them, and invest in meaningful conversations without every interaction implying a deeper level of attachment. For this reason, I value healthy boundaries and intentional pacing. Not because I care less, but because clarity protects relationships from misunderstandings, assumptions, and unspoken expectations. The reality is simple: access is not intimacy, responsiveness is not commitment, and attention is not an unlimited resource. The people who matter most are not those who demand constant access. They are those who understand the difference between availability and presence. Sincerely, ~ Kit Baroness, INFJ
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IP KVMs are incredibly handyβ€”and inherently risky. I tested over 20 of them over the past couple years. One of them even got me an FBI visit ;) Today's video covers *all* of them: youtube.com/watch?v=4wYxgPfQ…
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What good is a process if you're not sharing the process for others to recreate
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β€’ Know your objectives before you walk in β€’ Anticipate every question, objection, and failure point β€’ Have responses ready for best case, worst case, and chaos β€’ Control the room through clarity, not intimidation

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To the women who spend their days masking parts of themselves, adjusting how they dress, speak, or present in order to fit into a box and reduce the stereotypes placed on them in career-driven professions: this is for you. To the women navigating conditions like endometriosis and other invisible health challenges, who may not fit neatly into a traditional 9-to-5 schedule but are more than capable of thriving on their own timeline: this is for you. Behind every woman in tech is a version of herself that most people never see. The meetings, deadlines, systems, architecture, strategy sessions, and problem solving happen on the screen. What people don’t see are the choices made before and after the keyboard. The effort to maintain health when the schedule is packed. The discipline to manage a home while carrying professional responsibilities. The constant balancing act between personal goals, family obligations, and career growth. Technology may be built through code, infrastructure, and data, but the people behind it are still human. Today, I celebrate the women in tech who invest not only in their careers, but also in themselves. The women who protect their time, prioritize their health, manage their homes, continue learning, and still show up ready to solve difficult problems. Success is not measured solely by titles, certifications, projects, or promotions. Sometimes success is maintaining the systems of your life while building systems for everyone else. To the women who have days when their bodies won’t cooperate, who rest when they must and work relentlessly when they can, often accomplishing more than most despite the obstacles: your resilience matters, your work matters, your effort matters, & your time matters. Sincerely, The Baroness
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Mornin' tis another day People often think golf is a skill sport. It is. What many fail to recognize is that it is also a physiological one. Every swing is the result of thousands of interactions occurring throughout the body. Stability, mobility, coordination, balance, force production, recovery, and endurance all contribute to what appears to be a simple movement. Most people focus on correcting the symptom. Few examine the system producing it. A golfer who loses rotational mobility will compensate elsewhere. A golfer who lacks stability will struggle with consistency. A golfer who lacks endurance may perform exceptionally on the front nine and spend the back nine battling fatigue, deteriorating mechanics, and poor decision making. The body is an adaptive system. It responds to the demands placed upon it. The question is whether those demands are intentional. You are teaching the body what is expected of it. Every repetition is information. Every session is feedback. Every adaptation is a response. The objective is not perfection. The objective is becoming slightly more capable today than you were yesterday. Over time, those small improvements compound into outcomes others mistake for talent.πŸ“· WOD: Rotational Capacity & Stability Objective: Improve the physical systems that contribute to swing consistency, force transfer, and endurance throughout an entire round. 3 Rounds 15 Goblet Squats 12 Reverse Lunges per Leg 15 Rotational Medicine Ball Throws per Side 30 Second Single Leg Balance Hold per Leg 400m Walk at Recovery Pace Core Development 3 Γ— 30 Second Side Plank per Side 3 Γ— 15 Bird Dogs per Side Educational Focus Pay attention to where fatigue first appears. Most people assume performance declines because of strength. More often it is a breakdown in stability, mobility, or energy management. Observe your movement patterns. Does balance deteriorate? Does posture change? Does coordination become less efficient? are indicators revealing where adaptation is needed next.
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Filesystem Hierarchy Standard version 3.0 FHS (Filesystem Hierarchy Standard) is a guideline that defines the directory structure and file placement on Unix-like operating systems (such as Linux). This standard ensures uniformity so that software and users can easily predict file locations, regardless of distribution. This information is influenced from linuxfoundation official site about FHS version 3. ------ Correction /lib<qual> should be "Alternate format essential shared libraries" not removable media
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πŸ›‘οΈ Google Patches 151 Vulnerabilities in Chrome, Including 22 Critical Ones Source: cybersecuritynews.com/151-ch… Google has pushed a major Chrome Stable update that fixes 151 security flaws, including 22 critical vulnerabilities affecting core graphics, networking, media, and UI components across Windows, macOS, and Linux. The Stable channel has been updated to version 148.0.7778.216/217 for Windows, 148.0.7778.215/216 for macOS, and 148.0.7778.215 for Linux, with the rollout scheduled over the coming days and weeks. A full list of code changes between builds 148.0.7778.180 and 148.0.7778.217 is available in the Chromium source log. #cybersecuritynews #chrome
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⚠️ Critical Notepad Vulnerabilities Allow Attackers to Execute Arbitrary Code Source: cybersecuritynews.com/critic… Notepad , one of the most widely used open-source text editors for Windows, has released an urgent security update addressing three vulnerabilities, including two arbitrary code execution flaws that could allow attackers to silently run malicious programs on a victim's machine. The most severe of the three is CVE-2026-48778, which targets the <GUIConfig name="commandLineInterpreter"> tag inside Notepad 's config.xml file. πŸ“Œ CVE-2026-48770 - Crash via malformed XML structure πŸ“Œ CVE-2026-48778 - Arbitrary code execution via config.xml πŸ“Œ CVE-2026-48800 - Arbitrary code execution via shortcuts.xml #cybersecuritynews
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Do whatever it takes to dominate the day
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Sorry I haven’t checked in lately. Been escaping digital exposure as of late and work on myself more.
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I now want to 3d print these
I almost died laughing!! I met a Harry Potter fan on an Uber, and I almost spat out my water when they turned a corner 🀣
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Taking the time to clear the mind and refocus for positive control over my own environments. Appreciating the wonders that remain unexplained and are still being discovered. Organizing your surroundings to reflect the life model you are building toward; productivity is not just about work, but about creating systems that support your peace, discipline, and direction. Accepting the failures and accidents that exist beyond your control. Not asking only β€œwhat happened,” but β€œwhat went wrong, and how do we make it better?” Making time to enjoy life, compete, and continue growing. Because life does not guarantee lasting health, nor does it promise that the people you expected to mentor, guide, or encourage you will always remain beside you. Through every foible and every achievement, the one constant you truly have is yourself. ~Kit Baroness
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