Skip to content

Commit 75ea056

Browse files
NavigatronNavigatron
committed
Here's some new classes
1 parent 9919736 commit 75ea056

13 files changed

+514
-84
lines changed

‎content/cooking/1010brekky.md

+4-4
Original file line numberDiff line numberDiff line change
@@ -4,19 +4,19 @@
44
## 10/10 Brekky
55

66
- pre-heat oven 375
7-
- put 7 eggs in warm water
7+
- put **7** eggs in warm water
88
- Number 8 cast iron skillet, medium
9-
- quarter of oil
9+
- dollop of oil
1010
- add 1 onion, diced
1111
- when 25% browned, add 1lb raw breakfast sausage (In the tube, not links)
1212
- When 50% browned, add 1 red pepper, diced
1313
- cook till meat browned, distribute evenly
14-
- 6 eggs + splash milk, scrambled, pour over. Do Not Stir.
14+
- **6** eggs + splash milk, scrambled, pour over. Do Not Stir.
1515
- Potato, diced, add
1616
- Egg is the mortar for the potato and sausage, cornbread should sit on top
1717
- Add hella shredded cheese
1818
- *Add hella shredded cheese you fool, you always forget the cheese!*
1919
- Cornbread batter (7th egg), pour evenly over top
2020
- bake until knife comes out clean (~30 mins?)
2121

22-
> lmao nope it's like 2 hours
22+
> lmao nope it's like 2 hours. Why does this take so long?

‎content/cooking/chicken_dumplings.md

+51
Original file line numberDiff line numberDiff line change
@@ -0,0 +1,51 @@
1+
2+
[Index](../../index.md) > [Cooking](./index.md) > Chicken and Dumplings
3+
4+
# Chicken and Dumplings
5+
6+
The chicken of your choice, but chicken thighs work well.
7+
8+
Brown them in a wide, low pot that has a lid.
9+
10+
Add in your vegetables of choice. Recommendations:
11+
12+
- Carrots
13+
- Onions
14+
- Celery
15+
- Garlic
16+
- Mixed Frozen Veges
17+
18+
Cover the whole situation with broth, until it's all submerged by at least an inch.
19+
20+
Season with:
21+
22+
- A generous teaspoon of thyme
23+
- A bayleaf
24+
25+
## Them Dumplings
26+
27+
- 1cup cake flour
28+
- For poor college students, regular is fine
29+
- 2tsp baking powder
30+
- A *touch* of salt
31+
- In a half cup:
32+
- 1 egg
33+
- enough milk to make a half cup
34+
35+
The batter should come out on the dry side. This ain't pancake batter. Think popeye's biscuits without a drink.
36+
37+
## Bring it all Together
38+
39+
- Bring the chicken situation to a brisk simmer
40+
- Drop in tablespoons of batter, in assorted locations
41+
- Cover with the lid, turn the heat down a touch
42+
- Do not take the lid off
43+
- Keep the lid on
44+
- The lid needs to stay on
45+
- Simmer for 10 minutes
46+
- The lid keeps the steam in, which cooks the dumplings
47+
- Okay now you can take the lid off
48+
49+
---
50+
51+
[Index](../../index.md) > [Cooking](./index.md) > Chicken and Dumplings

‎content/cooking/coffee.md

+28
Original file line numberDiff line numberDiff line change
@@ -14,6 +14,8 @@ Water capacities:
1414

1515
## French Press
1616

17+
> I really like this one
18+
1719
6g of coffee per 100g water
1820

1921
- 54g ground coffee
@@ -28,6 +30,8 @@ Water capacities:
2830
2931
## Aeropress
3032

33+
> The aeropress is a little weird.
34+
3135
> The coffee from the Aeropress doesn't have any bitterness at all, even when going pretty fine with the grind. Unfortunately it seems to lose other parts of the spectrum as well. But then again, I'm still playing with ratios.
3236
3337
- 2021-02-11
@@ -38,6 +42,30 @@ Water capacities:
3842
- I feel like the volume is low on some of the spectrum
3943
- Def has *some* acidity?
4044

45+
## Pour Over
46+
47+
> Faster than the french press, imo better than the aeropress
48+
49+
- Put 1l (at least) of water on to boil
50+
- Put the filter in the funnel
51+
- Add hot water, put on the fench press base
52+
- This rinses the paper, and pre-heats the press
53+
- Grind 60g of coffee
54+
- Put the coffee in the funnel
55+
- Pour out the paper water from the base
56+
- Pour 1: Bloom
57+
- Roughly 200g of water
58+
- Get the coffee wet
59+
- wait 5 seconds
60+
- Pour 2
61+
- Get up to 600g of water
62+
- Pour slowly, over everything
63+
- Wait for it to draw down a bit
64+
- Pour 3
65+
- Get up to 1000g of water
66+
- knock down the edges
67+
- optional: a little stir once the water's in
68+
4169
---
4270

4371
[Index](../index.md) > [Cooking](./index.md) > {{ page.title }}

‎content/cooking/index.md

+3-1
Original file line numberDiff line numberDiff line change
@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@
77

88
[Sauerkraut](./sauerkraut.md)
99

10-
[Roast](./roast.md)
10+
[Pork Roast](./roast.md)
1111

1212
[10/10Brekky](./1010brekky.md)
1313

@@ -16,3 +16,5 @@
1616
[Jack's "Ragu"](./ragu.md)
1717

1818
[Coffee](./coffee.md)
19+
20+
[Chicken and Dumplings](./chicken_dumplings.md)

‎content/meds/index.md

-78
This file was deleted.

‎content/s8/capstone/2021-08-24.md

+34
Original file line numberDiff line numberDiff line change
@@ -0,0 +1,34 @@
1+
---
2+
---
3+
4+
# Capstone one: the first one
5+
6+
It's Syllabus day!
7+
8+
There is a quiz each week, and each one is 1% of the final grade.
9+
10+
Teams are assigned, and projects are assigned to each team.
11+
12+
Join Slack. Each team will receive their own private channel.
13+
14+
Deliverables:
15+
16+
Item | Due in
17+
---|---
18+
Progress Report | Week 4
19+
Project Report Draft #1 | Week 6
20+
Progress Report 2, draft Poster | Week 10
21+
Project Report Draft 2 | Week 12
22+
final poster | Week 13
23+
project report | Week 15
24+
25+
Each of these items is accompanied by a peer review - an evaluation of your peers and yourself. The four peer review categories are:
26+
27+
- Workload
28+
- Takes on
29+
- Timeliness
30+
- Respect
31+
- Activeness
32+
- Present for discussions, participates
33+
34+
There is an "Outstanding Capstone" award up for grabs.

‎content/s8/cyber/2021-08-23.md

+93
Original file line numberDiff line numberDiff line change
@@ -0,0 +1,93 @@
1+
---
2+
date: 2021-08-23
3+
title: Day 1 and the Security Environment Overview
4+
---
5+
6+
[Index](../../../index.md) > [Cyber Risk and Resilience](./index.md) > {{ page.date }}: {{ page.title }}
7+
8+
# {{ page.date }}: {{ page.title }}
9+
10+
Agenda:
11+
12+
- intros
13+
- syllabus
14+
- sec env overview
15+
- exec level concerns
16+
- frameworks
17+
18+
Things to do:
19+
20+
- Keep an eye on MyCourses
21+
- Join the slack (link on MyCourses)
22+
23+
## Intros
24+
25+
Dr Rick Mislan:
26+
27+
- Named Ritchie!
28+
- GCI Cyber Ranger Creative Director
29+
- US Army Electronic Warfare Officer
30+
- Has hung out with:
31+
- At RIT:
32+
- McAfee
33+
- Vince Cerf
34+
- In a trailer after a concert:
35+
- John Mellancamp
36+
37+
> Join slack later to introduce yourselves (again)
38+
39+
Introductions round one:
40+
41+
- who you are
42+
- where you're from
43+
- something unique
44+
45+
There will be roughly 5 homework assignments, 5% *each*; exams are 15% *each*, project is 35%
46+
47+
The textbook is coming in PDF format, Nice!
48+
49+
## The Security Environment Overview
50+
51+
> "For every wall, there is a ladder"
52+
53+
> "Security is a Feeling"
54+
55+
> SETA - Security Education, Training, and Awareness
56+
57+
Information is in one of three states:
58+
59+
- Data in Motion
60+
- Data at Rest
61+
- Data in Use
62+
63+
These are called the "Avenues of Access"
64+
65+
Identify, prevent, Detect, Response, Recover (this is not picerl)
66+
67+
The three pillars or risk:
68+
69+
- Information Technology
70+
- Operational
71+
- Fraud and Financial Crime
72+
73+
IT is where cyber attacks hit.
74+
75+
Risk appetite: What can we accept? What isn't worth worrying about?
76+
77+
Identify, Prevent, Detect, Respond
78+
79+
- Identify potential threats
80+
- Prevent those things from happening
81+
- Detect those events
82+
- Respond to them, recover
83+
84+
Stumbling Blocks:
85+
86+
- Organizational Silos
87+
- cyber doesn't stay in its bucket
88+
- Insufficient Business Involvement
89+
- Cyber risk is a business problem, not just a technical one.
90+
- Over-reliance on training and communications
91+
- Controlling risk *only* by changing human behavior
92+
- Talent shortfalls
93+
- self explanatory

0 commit comments

Comments
 (0)