...making Linux just a little more fun!
By Samuel Kotel Bisbee-vonKaufmann
[ Update: It was pointed out to me that the clues as first published were incorrect, referring to clue numbers that did not exist. The clues have since been fixed. I apologize for this inconvenience. -- Bisbee-vonKaufmann ]
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Across 1: Only after you read 4: Incorrectly thought to be the first PC web browser 10: `echo ibm | sed -e 's/^../bp/'` 11: >> 12: Software packaged with hardware v. retail version 13: Snow Crash, _ interface deck 14: -o flag value needed to change disk permissions 16: Thin Client Application Framework 17: - comment, often used by trolls 21: getopts, change position parameters 23: Opposite of 18D 24: Connects file dc to new file i 26: OpenMoko, fully integrated open source _ platform 29: Opera's Direct Connect network client (abbr) 30: /usr/share/_/*.mp3 31: -n0, eth0 for wireless 32: "Keep your ear to the _" 33: Tensile, formerly |
Down 1: Ctrl + C does this 2: XVoice, a continuous _ recognizer 3: `echo "I HAVE KARMA" | sed -e 's/[VEHR ]//g' -e 's/./& /g' | awk '{print $3$5$5$5$2$1}' 4: _al, what to refer to before 1D 5: cd _ files 6: Gave the signal that the Internet was coming 7: C-like language to specify reports 8: _ctive package support, common IT focus 9: `echo "cd -l" | tr -d '[:punct:][:blank:]'` 15: True when 18D is run 18: Opposite of 23A 19: Three ways to interface with directories 20: Linus' comments are treated this way 22: A shortcut home 25: _ed nodes 26: "Clamp _ to pmtu" 27: reb_, `shutdown -r now` 28: _nout, feared FOSS contribution result |
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![[BIO]](../gx/authors/bisbee.jpg)
Samuel Kotel Bisbee-vonKaufmann was born ('87) and raised in the Boston, MA area. His interest in all things electronics was established early as his father was an electrician. Teaching himself HTML and web design at the age of 10, Sam has spiraled deeper into the confusion that is computer science and the FOSS community, running his first distro, Red Hat, when he was approximately 13 years old. Entering boarding high school in 2002, Northfield Mount Hermon, he found his way into the school's computer club, GEECS for Electronics, Engineering, Computers, and Science (a recursive acronym), which would allow him to share in and teach the Linux experience to future generations. Also during high school Sam was abducted into the Open and Free Technology Community (http://www.oftc.org), had his first article published, and became more involved in various communities and projects.
Sam is currently pursuing a degree in Computer Science at Boston University and continues to be involved in the FOSS community. Other hobbies include martial arts, writing, buildering, working, chess, and crossword puzzles. Then there is something about Linux, algorithms, programing, etc., but who makes money doing that?
Sam prefers programming in C++ and Bash, is fluent in Java and PHP, and while he can work in Perl, he hates it. If you would like to know more then feel free to ask.
