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Working on my newsletter is hands down the best part of my week. Everything I'm writing, reading, listening to, thinking, feeling, and making goes into it, and sometimes it actually turns out to be interesting lol.
If you feel like checking it out, you can subscribe below:
https://www.duanetoops.com/newsletter/
#reading #Writing #newsletter #blog #art #poetry #flashnonfiction
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Working on my newsletter is hands down the best part of my week. Everything I'm writing, reading, listening to, thinking, feeling, and making goes into it, and sometimes it actually turns out to be interesting lol.
If you feel like checking it out, you can subscribe below:
https://www.duanetoops.com/newsletter/
#reading #Writing #newsletter #blog #art #poetry #flashnonfiction
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We are the atomic weight of the things we carry. The mass of who and what we have been. An arithmetical expression of the elements that make up who we are.
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We are the atomic weight of the things we carry. The mass of who and what we have been. An arithmetical expression of the elements that make up who we are.
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We are the atomic weight of the things we carry. The mass of who and what we have been. An arithmetical expression of the elements that make up who we are.
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We are the atomic weight of the things we carry. The mass of who and what we have been. An arithmetical expression of the elements that make up who we are.
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To be a writer, to be an artist, is to heed the call of something nameless. To respond in search of an unknown tongue. To hear an answer in the language of silence.
To be a writer, to be an artist, is to be a prayer.
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To be a writer, to be an artist, is to heed the call of something nameless. To respond in search of an unknown tongue. To hear an answer in the language of silence.
To be a writer, to be an artist, is to be a prayer.
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To be a writer, to be an artist, is to heed the call of something nameless. To respond in search of an unknown tongue. To hear an answer in the language of silence.
To be a writer, to be an artist, is to be a prayer.
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To be a writer, to be an artist, is to heed the call of something nameless. To respond in search of an unknown tongue. To hear an answer in the language of silence.
To be a writer, to be an artist, is to be a prayer.
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Working on next week's newsletter, reading and writing are the only ways I know how to connect with the world and the only ways I know how to give back to it. If you're interested giving it a read you can subscribe below:
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Working on next week's newsletter, reading and writing are the only ways I know how to connect with the world and the only ways I know how to give back to it. If you're interested giving it a read you can subscribe below:
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Working on next week's newsletter, reading and writing are the only ways I know how to connect with the world and the only ways I know how to give back to it. If you're interested giving it a read you can subscribe below:
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We dream about starting over. Wishing for ways to make amends. But, “Fresh starts”, Ali Millar suggests, “are a lot more complicated than they look.” Sometimes things that look so solid turn out to be made of straw. Sometimes straw can be spun into gold. Sometimes what looks like a house of cards can withstand a storm, and sometimes we’re dealt a bad hand that we do our best to play.
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We dream about starting over. Wishing for ways to make amends. But, “Fresh starts”, Ali Millar suggests, “are a lot more complicated than they look.” Sometimes things that look so solid turn out to be made of straw. Sometimes straw can be spun into gold. Sometimes what looks like a house of cards can withstand a storm, and sometimes we’re dealt a bad hand that we do our best to play.
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We dream about starting over. Wishing for ways to make amends. But, “Fresh starts”, Ali Millar suggests, “are a lot more complicated than they look.” Sometimes things that look so solid turn out to be made of straw. Sometimes straw can be spun into gold. Sometimes what looks like a house of cards can withstand a storm, and sometimes we’re dealt a bad hand that we do our best to play.
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We dream about starting over. Wishing for ways to make amends. But, “Fresh starts”, Ali Millar suggests, “are a lot more complicated than they look.” Sometimes things that look so solid turn out to be made of straw. Sometimes straw can be spun into gold. Sometimes what looks like a house of cards can withstand a storm, and sometimes we’re dealt a bad hand that we do our best to play.
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Our lives are simply a series of iterative measures made in an effort to find the mark. The heart, like an arrow, is equal parts discipline and art. It requires an awareness that is open and without illusions. A self lost and offered-up completely. It demands an aim without an ego.
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Our lives are simply a series of iterative measures made in an effort to find the mark. The heart, like an arrow, is equal parts discipline and art. It requires an awareness that is open and without illusions. A self lost and offered-up completely. It demands an aim without an ego.
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Our lives are simply a series of iterative measures made in an effort to find the mark. The heart, like an arrow, is equal parts discipline and art. It requires an awareness that is open and without illusions. A self lost and offered-up completely. It demands an aim without an ego.
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Some thoughts on what it means to be writer and an artist...
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Some thoughts on what it means to be writer and an artist...
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Some thoughts on what it means to be writer and an artist...
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Some thoughts on what it means to be writer and an artist...
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The real problem isn’t the mechanics of aiming. The problem is not knowing what you’re aiming for.
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The real problem isn’t the mechanics of aiming. The problem is not knowing what you’re aiming for.
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The real problem isn’t the mechanics of aiming. The problem is not knowing what you’re aiming for.
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#introduction Hey Folks,
I'm Duane. I am currently an Associate Professor of Cybersecurity at #ChamplainCollege in Burlington, VT. I have been in infosec for 25 years this year. My experience comes from the government and education sector for 15 years and 10 years in Academia (full-time and 20, total, as an adjunct previously). In just over a month, I will be leaving Academia and working in the private industry. I will miss teaching, though I can’t deal with the traditional model of education in higher education.
Instead I’m teaching in a different form at Cloud Range (where I’ll be working Full Time in January ’23) and am the Senior Adversarial Engineer. I create the cyberattacks and then automate them to run in a live cyber range. We then train existing security teams or folks transitioning to security to identify the attacks. I get to play with some cool products, perform attacks I’ve only read about or did on my own time, create debriefing guides, and perform forensics on my own attacks. It’s an amazing job due to the amount of learning and forensic skills I’m honing. I’m exposed to industries I’ve only learned about in passing about their infosec needs like #ICS. I’m currently learning more and more about #ICS and one of my former students will be my mentor once I’m able to get into in more depth when I’m full-time. I have created two fun attack trainings for ICS and one for PLCs…the automation script for that one is sooo long. :D
I tend to post about the basics of infosec, be an ally for newcomers and those transitioning into the field, and remind folks to perform security control tests.
I’m getting back into metasmithing, but due to arthritis in my neck and managing my chronic pain, I can’t do much anymore so I’m learning to work with precious metal clay…easy on my neck. :). I also like pencil drawing and will be learning procreate on my iPad soon too.
Despite the migration to Mastodon, I’m going to continue promoting using the Matrix protocol and happy to test it with others. I just setup my first Matrix server too. :D
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#introduction Hey Folks,
I'm Duane. I am currently an Associate Professor of Cybersecurity at #ChamplainCollege in Burlington, VT. I have been in infosec for 25 years this year. My experience comes from the government and education sector for 15 years and 10 years in Academia (full-time and 20, total, as an adjunct previously). In just over a month, I will be leaving Academia and working in the private industry. I will miss teaching, though I can’t deal with the traditional model of education in higher education.
Instead I’m teaching in a different form at Cloud Range (where I’ll be working Full Time in January ’23) and am the Senior Adversarial Engineer. I create the cyberattacks and then automate them to run in a live cyber range. We then train existing security teams or folks transitioning to security to identify the attacks. I get to play with some cool products, perform attacks I’ve only read about or did on my own time, create debriefing guides, and perform forensics on my own attacks. It’s an amazing job due to the amount of learning and forensic skills I’m honing. I’m exposed to industries I’ve only learned about in passing about their infosec needs like #ICS. I’m currently learning more and more about #ICS and one of my former students will be my mentor once I’m able to get into in more depth when I’m full-time. I have created two fun attack trainings for ICS and one for PLCs…the automation script for that one is sooo long. :D
I tend to post about the basics of infosec, be an ally for newcomers and those transitioning into the field, and remind folks to perform security control tests.
I’m getting back into metasmithing, but due to arthritis in my neck and managing my chronic pain, I can’t do much anymore so I’m learning to work with precious metal clay…easy on my neck. :). I also like pencil drawing and will be learning procreate on my iPad soon too.
Despite the migration to Mastodon, I’m going to continue promoting using the Matrix protocol and happy to test it with others. I just setup my first Matrix server too. :D
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#introduction Hey Folks,
I'm Duane. I am currently an Associate Professor of Cybersecurity at #ChamplainCollege in Burlington, VT. I have been in infosec for 25 years this year. My experience comes from the government and education sector for 15 years and 10 years in Academia (full-time and 20, total, as an adjunct previously). In just over a month, I will be leaving Academia and working in the private industry. I will miss teaching, though I can’t deal with the traditional model of education in higher education.
Instead I’m teaching in a different form at Cloud Range (where I’ll be working Full Time in January ’23) and am the Senior Adversarial Engineer. I create the cyberattacks and then automate them to run in a live cyber range. We then train existing security teams or folks transitioning to security to identify the attacks. I get to play with some cool products, perform attacks I’ve only read about or did on my own time, create debriefing guides, and perform forensics on my own attacks. It’s an amazing job due to the amount of learning and forensic skills I’m honing. I’m exposed to industries I’ve only learned about in passing about their infosec needs like #ICS. I’m currently learning more and more about #ICS and one of my former students will be my mentor once I’m able to get into in more depth when I’m full-time. I have created two fun attack trainings for ICS and one for PLCs…the automation script for that one is sooo long. :D
I tend to post about the basics of infosec, be an ally for newcomers and those transitioning into the field, and remind folks to perform security control tests.
I’m getting back into metasmithing, but due to arthritis in my neck and managing my chronic pain, I can’t do much anymore so I’m learning to work with precious metal clay…easy on my neck. :). I also like pencil drawing and will be learning procreate on my iPad soon too.
Despite the migration to Mastodon, I’m going to continue promoting using the Matrix protocol and happy to test it with others. I just setup my first Matrix server too. :D