Get a PhD in Beards today!
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Get a PhD in Beards today!
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(Source: danholmgren, via photokunstler)
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Linux loving, Beard growing, admin of sweetbeard.com. The front page of which now features linuxbeard.
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Just switched from being a Windows L3 Sys Admin to a Linux L2 Ops Admin, so started growing my beard about 4 weeks back. First foray as a full-beard, usually went for the goat + stache before. I’m not sure it’s Linux-worthy yet, but I’m working on it.
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Truth. #beards #afhc (Taken with instagram)
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From Anton: I haven’t been clean shaven since I started using Linux, but this is
the longest I’ve ever let it get. Started with a well trimmed beard
about xmas of 2010 and have only trimmed it a few times since.
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Finally getting around to adding a picture by the request of xkot. This is a picture from Halloween. Not the best looking beard, but a beard none the less.
I’m have been a Linux user for a few years, the past 3 and a half of which professional as an support admin at Rackspace. I’ve made my way through various distros from Red Hat, to Fedora, Slackware, Debian, Ubuntu, and others. I mainly use Arch on my own machines now a days, but I work on RHEL servers every day at Rackspace.
-Jon Hull (RHCE)
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After many years of neckbeard-like behavior, I’ve finally decided to grow a genuine 100% real neckbeard. Considering that I use mutt to read my mail and emacs for everything else, it’s about darn time.
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Started October 31 of 2010. Trimmed a couple of times along the way. cli ftw!
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This is only a week’s worth of beard for me but it makes my skin itch so I can’t grow it out much more :(
<3
Neal
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A new Upper Playground hat by artist Jeremy Fish (a badass you should really learn more about) comes with a detachable beard for all your Linux needs.
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Even the PCs in Linux have beards, this comic came from http://questionablecontent.net/ and its a great read.
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Here’s an embarrassingly small photo of my beard.
It’s still very SYS V looking, but maybe someday, if I work on it, it will have more of a BSD feel to it.
I don’t think I’ll ever reach wizard status like some folks on here though.
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Now ANYONE can be a Linux god!

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I want to get the word out that we’re looking for a LOT of people to do Linux sysadmin work at my company. It’s very customer-oriented phone and chat support… not “I sit in a dark room doing Linux and avoid people” stuff. If that’s of interest to you, and you can handle the Texas heat, send your resume or questions to xkot@xkot.net.