Replying to @jerry@infosec.exchange
@jerry Jerry For President!
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29+ year information security “professional”.
Middle-aged, middle class husband, dad, and doggy-dad. Stage IIIB #ColorectalCancer survivor.
I like non-alcoholic #beer, #gardening and #yardwork, playing #guitar, listening to #music, and reading #books (#mystery, #thriller, #suspense, #scifi, #astrophysics, and #cosmology).
I’m supporter of #LGBTQIA rights, a #BlackLivesMatter advocate, a believer in #TransRights and proponent of equity and equality. I support #Ukraine. I DO NOT support ICE.
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Replying to @jerry@infosec.exchange
@jerry Jerry For President!
Replying to @da_667@infosec.exchange
@da_667 Oh dang! Happy Birthday and congrats. 40 can feel like a big one.
Thanks for always being funny, smart, and for tellin’ it like it is!
Enjoy your time off.
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@dramypsyd Hope he’s OK!