Lane Dicus is a network operations professional with a decade of hands-on experience bridging infrastructure support and offensive security practices. He spent several years at Windstream focusing on Layer 2 networking—troubleshooting DSLAMs, routers, switches, provisioning services, and coordinating field technicians—developing strong operational discipline and incident escalation skills. With a Bachelor of Applied Science in Information Technology and consistent academic performance, he pairs formal training with practical troubleshooting across transport and access networks. Currently running a family farm in Adona, Arkansas, he applies the same mechanical aptitude and problem-solving—maintaining equipment, fences, and livestock—that he uses in technical environments. That blend of rural self-reliance and carrier-grade network operations gives him a pragmatic perspective on resilience, redundancy, and hands-on fixes that many security pros lack. He’s transitioning into offensive security, leveraging his deep operational knowledge to understand and exploit real-world network behavior.
10 years of coding experience
Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.), Information Technology, 3.709 GPA, Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.), Information Technology, 3.709 GPA at Arkansas Tech University
High School Diploma, High School Education, 3.9 GPA, High School Diploma, High School Education, 3.9 GPA at Perryville High School
Toy Box is a cute and playful mod with 500+ cheats, tweaks and quality of life improvements for Pathfinder: WoTR. It was created in the spirit of Bag of Tricks & Cheat Menu but with a little different focus . It of a powerful and convenient way to edit the party composition, stats, search and add Feats, Features, Items, etc. to party members.
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