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Thank you to Tim Gilles, aka Slipperman, whose remarks on what makes someone a “real professional” stuck with me for a lifetime. I listened to Tim on the mixerman radio show. Tim wanted to demystify his craft in a way that anyone could understand; that would inspire EVERYONE to pick up a microphone & a tape machine and give it a shot themselves. He did this with his own “unique” writing style. His work inspired me to do the same with everything I’ve done, from board repair to self-managed servers. Tim passed away two years ago. I hope his legacy lives in through everyone who tries to open doors for the next generation rather than gatekeep information via ego inflating elitism. I started using GNU/Linux in 2002, back when I saved up the $79.99 necessary to buy SuSE Linux 8.1 Professional as a boxed set from the Best Buy across the street from the Staten Island mall for my 14th birthday. I started hosting my own servers in 2005, and put together systems for my own business’ use since ear

FUTO Self Managed Guide Jump to content From FUTO Self Managed Guide Welcome! This page is very large and there are many steps, please take your time. If you would like to edit (you're welcome to fix errors even without an account!), please email [email protected] FOR HELP, thank you! Steve will help with all of your needs. Thank you steve. Preface [ edit | edit source ] Dedication [ edit | edit source ] Thank you to Tim Gilles, aka Slipperman, whose remarks on what makes someone a “real professional” stuck with me for a lifetime. I listened to Tim on the mixerman radio show. Tim wanted t

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