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{{Person | |||
|Geoloc=51.703079199451, 8.7632703781128 | |||
|Location name=Paderborn, Northrhine-Westfalia, Germany | |||
|Blogs= | |||
|fullname=Oliver Pientka | |||
|email=replace-this-with-my-nickname@googlemail.com | |||
|ircnick=schentuu | |||
|jabber=schentuu@jabber.ccc.de | |||
}} | |||
== About me == | == About me == | ||
=== Short bio === | === Short bio === | ||
{| | {| | ||
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| '''Nickname''' || | | '''Nickname''' || {{#external_value:ircnick}} | ||
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| '''Real Name''' || | | '''Real Name''' || {{#external_value:fullname}} | ||
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| '''Location''' || Paderborn, Germany | | '''Location''' || Paderborn, Germany | ||
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| '''Hobbys''' || Pen&Paper RPG, electronics, coding, Minecraft | | '''Hobbys''' || Pen&Paper RPG, electronics, coding, Minecraft | ||
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| '''Member of''' || CCC (german hacker association) | | '''Member of''' || [http://ccc.de/en/ CCC] (german hacker association) | ||
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| || | | || C³PB (local hacker association, sub-organisation of CCC, hosting the hackerspace '[http://hackerspaces.org/wiki/Subraum subraum]') | ||
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| || DiRoGi (local P&P RPG association) | | || DiRoGi (local P&P RPG association) | ||
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=== schentuu, silly name!? === | |||
It's pronounced: schen·tuu /[ˈʃən tuː]/ [http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Wiktionary:IPA_pronunciation_key|IPA_pronunciation_key] | |||
Some years ago, I was amused how some germans with poor english sounded, when they tried to say the name of my favorite Linux distribution. This inspired me to form a nickname from an intentionally exaggerated german pronunciation of the english word 'gentoo'. | |||
First it was just a joke, when I had to register at an very unimportant forum. But later I started likeing it. So it became my common nickname. | |||
=== other === | === other === | ||
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I decided to use funtoo because of three facts. | I decided to use funtoo because of three facts. | ||
# because the stable tree seems to be less "experimental" than gentoo itself.<br />With gentoo i broke my system during updates and it took me hours, in a few cases even days, to fix that. | # because the stable tree seems to be less "experimental" than gentoo itself.<br />With gentoo i broke my system during updates and it took me hours, in a few cases even days, to fix that. | ||
# because the community idea | # because the community idea of funtoo.<br />As of today <small>(2014-07-14)</small> i think i'd need some more time to get into funtoo. But in near future i would love to help bringing the project forward. | ||
# because git is awesome! | # because git is awesome! | ||
Latest revision as of 09:39, July 16, 2014
Location
Paderborn, Northrhine-Westfalia, Germany
About me
Short bio
Nickname | |
Real Name | |
Location | Paderborn, Germany |
Born | August 1981 |
Job | Software developer, embedded + Windows Applications |
Hobbys | Pen&Paper RPG, electronics, coding, Minecraft |
Member of | CCC (german hacker association) |
C³PB (local hacker association, sub-organisation of CCC, hosting the hackerspace 'subraum') | |
DiRoGi (local P&P RPG association) |
schentuu, silly name!?
It's pronounced: schen·tuu /[ˈʃən tuː]/ [1]
Some years ago, I was amused how some germans with poor english sounded, when they tried to say the name of my favorite Linux distribution. This inspired me to form a nickname from an intentionally exaggerated german pronunciation of the english word 'gentoo'.
First it was just a joke, when I had to register at an very unimportant forum. But later I started likeing it. So it became my common nickname.
other
Happily married with a nerdfriendly wife, she's using linux mint + windows7
why funtoo?
I decided to use funtoo because of three facts.
- because the stable tree seems to be less "experimental" than gentoo itself.
With gentoo i broke my system during updates and it took me hours, in a few cases even days, to fix that. - because the community idea of funtoo.
As of today (2014-07-14) i think i'd need some more time to get into funtoo. But in near future i would love to help bringing the project forward. - because git is awesome!
Using gentoo/derivates since 2003, but there is still a lot to learn...
favorite editor | vim |
favorite desktop enviroment | MATE |
favorite ... | ... |
My computing systems
At home
Workstation | Just a generic Windows7 box (because i like to play games with it), 4 cores, 6GB DDR2, hosting a VirtualBox for linux (sabayon, at the moment) |
Notebook | ThinkPad T61, T9300, 4GB RAM, 250GB SSD, 160GB HDD replacing the DVD-RW drive, running funtoo |
NAS | qNAP T409pro, 4x 0.5TB RAID5, OpenWRT which i enhanced by installing portage |
Raspberry Pi | rev. B, running gentoo (with some tweeks i made like distcc and flash friendly file system).. I'm working on a "smart home" project with this. |
Homeserver | 19" Xeon dualcore 2GHz, 8GB RAM, running VM-Ware ESXi for hosting an endian firewall (community edition) and serval VMs for playing around. |
Servers online
hudson | vServer running on gentoo, providing teamspeak3, mail, nagios |
goliath | vServer running on gentoo, providing apache, mysql, nagios |