I was at the 2019 Red Hat Summit earlier this week and managed to earn my RHCSA. I wrote the RHCE exam as well, but I failed it. Which is weird because I passed it before. Anyways, here is the link to my badge: https://www.redhat.com/rhtapps/services/certifications/badge/verify/P7JC4TPASCS7UPPT7BTZL4XDXMAEQU3CUPSQX2KSDXT6RW46LQ3T7ULZ55KZZ56SKO7EQ3ETTLYZQ4U5NQYTCNA62RUWOCM34WWBUYQ=

In what seems like forever, I’ve finally gotten my blog back up and running. “Where’s all the old content?” you ask. Gone. The reason my original blog disappeared was due to a mixture of hardware failure, user error and lack of a good backup. Which is sad because I had a couple of well written posts of which I was proud. Oh well, time to move on to better things.

Now that I’m up and running again, I’ve made sure I have an automated backup to my NAS. I’d like to put copies on my 1TB Google Drive, but I’ve been using up a lot of bandwidth with my photos and iTunes backups. Still, an addition 400MB of bandwidth isn’t bad so I’ll have to setup a task to remind me to get that done.

A couple other things on my plate include:

• finish reading The Bridge (an Obama biography)
• edit Faith’s first birthday video (she’s almost four now, I’m definitely running behind)
• edit the Fourth Threads book release video (they already have a high resolution MP4, but I’d like to get them a DVD for archival purposes)
• get photos of Elim Chapel in the morning for our wedding website
• get photos of the Fort Garry at night for our wedding website
• finish writing the plot synopsis for my book
• document and upgrade ownCloud to the latest version
• document and upgrade Tiny Tiny RSS to the latest version
• write up a SPEC so I can build a Tiny Tiny RSS RPM to submit to the EPEL and possibly be the maintainer
• start the iOS and Windows Phone apps for GPS logging (clones of GPS Logger on Android)

I really should give myself some deadlines for these tasks to I can motivate myself to finish. Perhaps I’ll do that on Monday (yes, I’m a procrastinator).