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Sync; Sync; Reboot

Welcome to my channel. I want to share my personal experiences and tips and tricks I have learned from being a System Administrator for over 40 years.

Why is this channel called sync;sync;reboot. This has several meanings to me:

* I will create a future video to explain how this applies to UNIX systems.
* It's a philosophy in life. Work hard in everything you do, but then take time to enjoy your accomplishments and reset your physical and mental health. Sometimes, you do just need to turn it off and back on again.

This channel will focus on several different topics. There is so much to do and enjoy in life, I could not limit myself to a single topic. Some of my topics will be:

* Travel vlogs - I want to share my adventures and experiences.
* BBQ reviews - I love a good BBQ, from my own cooking experiences to restaurant reviews.
* System Administration skills - Training videos on topics I find myself repeating in my career.
* General Geek stuff - Share day to day geeky things.

Sync; Sync; Reboot
Hello, I’m Steve and welcome to my YouTube channel. Here you can find all sort of videos about my hobbies. Welcome to my unboxing video for the Wyrmwood Gaming Random Attack Tower. I received this a few months back, but life got in the way of opening it. Equipment Used in this video: * iphone 15 Pro Max * iMovie
Unboxing the Random Attack Tower from Wyrmwood Gaming
A g-scale and o-scale layout display that’s part of the jingle jets event on the USS Midway museum. https://www.midway.org/event/jingle-jets-holiday-lighting-celebration
Railroad display on the USS Midway museum for Jingle Jets.
catching the funicular coming up the mountain.
Fløibanen funicular in Bergen Norway
Our lovely day out on this 100 year old preserved railroad. "This is a Narrow gauge preserved railway line (1,067 mm gauge) situated in Vennesla near Kristiansand and using steam locomotives and carriages which are over 100 years old. The coal is glowing and the water is boiling on the old steam locomotives on the Setesdalsbanen. Let the venerable station buildings, stylish teak carriages, hundred-year old locomotives and the smell of steam take you back in time on a unique journey through a little piece of Norway. The Setesdalsbanen is a narrow gauge (1,067 mm gauge) preserved railway line which follows an 8 km route between Grovane and Røyknes stations in Vennesla, 20 km outside Kristiansand. The line between Kristiansand and Byglandsfjord was opened in 1896. Norway’s first preserved railway line opened just two years after the line’s official closure in 1962. Since then, visitors have been able to experience a living museum. " - https://www.visitnorway.com/places-to-go/southern-norway/kristiansand/listings-kristiansand/setesdalsbanen-railway-line/87119/ The "timber slides" or log flumes have now been converted to hiking trails. Our one-way trip was gorgeous and we had such great weather.
Setesdalsbanen Railway line
After hooking up the engine for a return trip: https://www.visitnorway.com/places-to-go/southern-norway/kristiansand/listings-kristiansand/setesdalsbanen-railway-line/87119/
Setesdalsbanen Railway line
Riding the Fløibanen funicular down the mountain
Fløibanen funicular coming up the hill into the station.
Today we sailed under the Hardanger Bridge. Only about 3 feet of clearance.
Sailing under the Hardanger Bridge in Eidfjord Norway
A neat train I discovered at brickfest.
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