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Paultag

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My Photo
LP:	paultag
Location	Washington, DC
UF:	paultag
IRC:	paultag, on irc.freenode.net, paultag, on irc.oftc.net
E-Fax:	paultag at ubuntu.com
E-Fax:	paultag at debian.org
GPG Key	4096R/807C2A87
GPG Import	`curl http://me.pault.ag/paultag.asc \| gpg --import`
Site:	http://pault.ag


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Paultag (last edited 2016-03-30 02:09:15 by localhost)

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-|| {{https://launchpad.net/@@/private}} '''GPG Key''' || [[Paultag/Keys|1024D/B7982329]] ||
+|| {{https://launchpad.net/@@/mail}} '''E-Fax''': || paultag at debian.org ||
|| {{https://launchpad.net/@@/private}} '''GPG Key''' || [[Paultag/Keys|4096R/807C2A87]] ||
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-Once, a famous Windows system administrator came to Master Foo and asked him for instruction: “I have heard that you are a powerful Unix wizard. Let us trade secrets, that we may both gain thereby.”


Master Foo said: “It is good that you seek wisdom. But in the Way of Unix, there are no secrets.”


The administrator looked puzzled at this. “But it is said that you are a great Unix guru who knows all the innermost mysteries. As do I in Windows; I am an MCSE, and I have many other certifications of knowledge not common in the world. I know even the most obscure registry entries by heart. I can tell you everything about the Windows API, yes, even secrets those of Redmond have half-forgotten. What is the arcane lore that gives you your power?”


Master Foo said: “I have none. Nothing is hidden, nothing is revealed.”


Growing angry, the administrator said “Very well, if you hold no secrets, then tell me: what do I have to know to become as powerful in the Unix way as you?”


Master Foo said: “A man who mistakes secrets for knowledge is like a man who, seeking light, hugs a candle so closely that he smothers it and burns his hand.”