Matthew @nativevlan

@ajcrow99 @CBTNuggets Don't do it, it's a trap!

@RocketPeen @Sparertime @JulianKlymochko Who else is going to use it if it's purpose built for Juniper? Arista has CVP, Cisco has DNAC. I don't see Extreme, Nokia, Ciena, etc finding a use case for Mist.

Trapdoor spiders build silk-lined burrows sealed with camouflaged, hinged lids.

@YayaLynn73 @SchmittNYC Please let us know exactly how "Office of Gun Violence Prevention" would have prevented this shooting?

@YayaLynn73 @PamBondi Please let us know exactly how "Office of Gun Violence Prevention" would have prevented this shooting?

All actions of the Department of Government Efficiency will be posted online for maximum transparency. Anytime the public thinks we are cutting something important or not cutting something wasteful, just let us know! We will also have a leaderboard for most insanely dumb spending of your tax dollars. This will be both extremely tragic and extremely entertaining 🤣🤣

prnewswire.com/news-releases/… A half-Century ago, it was an honor to serve my country in the effort to put a human being on the Moon. I am proud of what we accomplished then and I have dedicated my life to the pursuit of an enduring human presence in space – it is a calling that runs through every fiber of my being.    Over time, I have seen our government’s approach to space wax and wane. But under the first Trump Administration, I was impressed to see how human space exploration was elevated as a policy of high importance again. Under President Trump’s first term, America saw a revitalized interest in Space, and his Administration reignited national efforts to get back to the Moon, and push on to Mars. The Trump Administration also reinstituted the National Space Council, and our Nation’s defense was enhanced with the creation of the U.S. Space Force – increasingly important as space becomes a contested domain. At the same time, I have been enthused and excited by the great advancements in the private sector space economy, led by visionaries like @elonmusk.  These are concrete accomplishments that align with my concerns and America’s policy priorities.       America is facing serious and difficult challenges both at home and abroad.  The Presidency requires clarity in judgement, decisiveness, and calm under pressure that few have a natural ability to manage, or the life experience to successfully undertake. It is a job where decisions are made that routinely involve American lives – some urgently but not without thought. The job requires sober analysis of frightening scenarios, and the instinct to lead with resolve. From the skies over Korea in air-to-air combat to navigating, landing, and walking on the Moon, I appreciate this kind of pressure. I know what it is like to have to make these kinds of decisions, with firmness and follow-through.   In this election, we have a choice and we all have one vote. For some, the choice may not be easy – but in times of uncertainty real leaders are most needed – to guide and inspire a people, to push through the noise, recognize what really matters, and accomplish missions critical to all citizens. Most Americans rightly consider it an honor to cast their vote for a leader they believe will best serve the nation. For me, for the future of our country, to meet enormous challenges, and for the proven policy accomplishments above, I believe we are best served by voting for @realDonaldTrump. I wholeheartedly endorse him for President of the United States. Godspeed President Trump, and God Bless the United States of America.

Since the Hurricane Helene disaster, SpaceX has sent as many Starlink terminals as possible to help areas in need. Earlier today, @realDonaldTrump alerted me to additional people who need Starlink Internet in North Carolina. We are sending them terminals right away.

Behold, dear reader, what the New York Times describes as "the politics of joy."

Seyed Mohammad Marandi @s_m_marandi

2 years ago

These were children. #GazaHolocaust

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I have some terrible news but @nickrusso42518 has passed away I considered him a friend and we always joked about a Cisco Live selfie with him mean mugging and my big smile. Brilliant brilliant man lost too soon Nicholas Russo Obituary - Bel Air, MD (dignitymemorial.com)

Painful how many Americans suddenly think Freedom of Speech is this narrow little thing full of carveouts, not meant to protect offensive, radical, or even violent ideas. The First Amendment was authored by men who famously advocated for 𝒂𝒓𝒎𝒆𝒅 𝒊𝒏𝒔𝒖𝒓𝒓𝒆𝒄𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏!

@SwiftOnSecurity Camry can't drive on the beach or haul my dirt/mulch/plywood/equipment/kayaks. It's usually easy to tell which people bought their truck just to buy a truck - they have big rims, low profile tires, and a ridiculous lift - also known as the bro-truck.

@familydweeb @SwiftOnSecurity @quinnnorton The other issue is the cost of the smaller pickups, once you throw in 4wd and a few options you're already into the price range of a normal 1/4 or 1/2 ton pickup.

@John_Capobianco At this point it's easier to migrate off of Cisco than to sort through "smart" licensing.

@techwriterjoe @andylapteff Seems to be the way a lot of the big vendors are going with their interfaces as well. All form over function, ratio of UX developers to engineers is too high.

@artofneteng Arista - "config t session X" Cisco - "config t revert timer X" (make sure archive is configured first)

@UP_7 @NetEng_Ian @artofneteng How so?

@alfonsobries @spectatorindex Apparently, if you're prepared to take a certain casualty rate of your kids.