“Are we not all shaped by our experiences? Are we not the sum of our memories? The sages of the dwarves say that just as the thousand blows of a hammer shape a blade, so to do the thousand experiences of a man shape him.”
―
Jonathan Moeller,
The Gray Knight
“The key to victory is not to win the game. The key, my daughter, is to arrange the game so you are victorious no matter who wins.” ― Jonathan Moeller, Soul of Swords
“He who fights monsters must take care,” said Mazael, “lest he become one.” ― Jonathan Moeller, Demonsouled Omnibus One
“Only fools fight fairly. All men have their strengths and their weaknesses. You must pit your strengths against your enemies' weaknesses, always.” ― Jonathan Moeller, Child of the Ghosts
“He could have had everything he wanted if he just reached out his hand and took it…but he could not. The warrior could never break the chains of fear in his mind.” She raised a withered hand and tapped the mummified skin of her forehead. “Do you see, Lord Ridmark? Chains of bronze and prisons of stone can be shattered. But a prison built within the mind itself can never be broken. Those who imprison themselves can never be freed.” ― Jonathan Moeller, Sevenfold Sword: Shadow
“that a knight is guided by chivalry, but his mind and his will are his weapons. His sword is merely the instrument of his will. Come, Brother Caius. Let us put our minds and wills to the test.” ― Jonathan Moeller, The Gray Knight
“Among my kindred, it is said that the gods of the deep places created stone to house us, iron to serve us, and gold to feed us.” ― Jonathan Moeller, The Gray Knight
“Nothing.” ― Jonathan Moeller, Soul of Sorcery
“Morgant snorted. “Because when it comes down to life and death, our mighty Balarigar cheats. She always cheats. Every single time.” ― Jonathan Moeller, Ghost in the Sun
“A master thief, from whom much was stolen,” said Sulaman. “A liar who serves the truth. An outlaw who is in service to the law. A homeless man who fights for his home.” ― Jonathan Moeller, Ghost Exile Omnibus One
“When you use the Linux command line, you are almost certainly using a program called the bash shell.” ― Jonathan Moeller, The Linux Command Line Beginner's Guide
“Generally, when working on a computer, it is always a good idea to back up the contents of the C:\Users directory. Especially if it is the personal machine of a technically unskilled user – the user will almost always claim that he or she doesn’t “have anything important” on the machine if you need to wipe the hard drive and reinstall Windows. Nevertheless, if you do wipe the machine and reinstall Windows, a few weeks later the user will become irate when he notices that “all his stuff is missing” – and of course the user has no backup copies! It is therefore always a good idea to back up the C:\Users directory when repairing a Windows computer. ” ― Jonathan Moeller, The Windows Command Line Beginner's Guide
“and” ― Jonathan Moeller, Dragontiarna: Thieves
“Because of this, Command Prompt usually opens with the permissions of a standard user, even when you launch it from an administrator's account. This means you won't be able to use Command Prompt to launch any commands that alter the system or install programs. To do so, you will need to run Command Prompt as an administrator. Fortunately, running any program as an administrator within Windows is easy. Simply right-click on the icon for Command Prompt and select "Run as administrator" from the context menu that appears (it will have the multicolored shield icon of the UAC prompt next to it). If you're running within an administrator account, you need only click Yes to continue; if you're using a standard user account, you'll need to enter an administrator's username and password. Once Command Prompt opens as an administrator, the program's title bar will change from "Command Prompt" to "Administrator", and you can now launch commands that will affect system settings.” ― Jonathan Moeller, The Windows Command Line Beginner's Guide
“Most people think the Ghosts are only a legend. But they're very real. They are the Emperor's spies, his eyes and ears. And occasionally his assassins.” ― Jonathan Moeller, Child of the Ghosts
“They are the Emperor's spies, his eyes and ears. And occasionally his assassins.” ― Jonathan Moeller, Child of the Ghosts
“COPY c:\username\pictures\August*.JPEG J:\” ― Jonathan Moeller, The Windows Command Line Beginner's Guide
“Copying text in this way is rather cumbersome. There is a way to speed it up. If you right-click on Command Prompt’s title bar and click on Properties, this will take you to the Properties dialog box. Most of the Properties dialog box’s tabs let you control the shape, color, and font size of the Command Prompt. But under the options tab, there is a check box labeled “Insert Mode.” If you check that, it will be as if the Mark option is turned on in Command Prompt all the time – you can highlight text simply by left-clicking and dragging the mouse cursor over it, rather than going to the menu, selecting Edit, and then clicking on Mark every time you want to copy some text. ” ― Jonathan Moeller, The Windows Command Line Beginner's Guide
“Egregious!” ― Jonathan Moeller, Ghost in the Maze
“The key to victory is not to win the game. The key, my daughter, is to arrange the game so you are victorious no matter who wins.” ― Jonathan Moeller, Soul of Swords
“He who fights monsters must take care,” said Mazael, “lest he become one.” ― Jonathan Moeller, Demonsouled Omnibus One
“Only fools fight fairly. All men have their strengths and their weaknesses. You must pit your strengths against your enemies' weaknesses, always.” ― Jonathan Moeller, Child of the Ghosts
“He could have had everything he wanted if he just reached out his hand and took it…but he could not. The warrior could never break the chains of fear in his mind.” She raised a withered hand and tapped the mummified skin of her forehead. “Do you see, Lord Ridmark? Chains of bronze and prisons of stone can be shattered. But a prison built within the mind itself can never be broken. Those who imprison themselves can never be freed.” ― Jonathan Moeller, Sevenfold Sword: Shadow
“that a knight is guided by chivalry, but his mind and his will are his weapons. His sword is merely the instrument of his will. Come, Brother Caius. Let us put our minds and wills to the test.” ― Jonathan Moeller, The Gray Knight
“Among my kindred, it is said that the gods of the deep places created stone to house us, iron to serve us, and gold to feed us.” ― Jonathan Moeller, The Gray Knight
“Nothing.” ― Jonathan Moeller, Soul of Sorcery
“Morgant snorted. “Because when it comes down to life and death, our mighty Balarigar cheats. She always cheats. Every single time.” ― Jonathan Moeller, Ghost in the Sun
“A master thief, from whom much was stolen,” said Sulaman. “A liar who serves the truth. An outlaw who is in service to the law. A homeless man who fights for his home.” ― Jonathan Moeller, Ghost Exile Omnibus One
“When you use the Linux command line, you are almost certainly using a program called the bash shell.” ― Jonathan Moeller, The Linux Command Line Beginner's Guide
“Generally, when working on a computer, it is always a good idea to back up the contents of the C:\Users directory. Especially if it is the personal machine of a technically unskilled user – the user will almost always claim that he or she doesn’t “have anything important” on the machine if you need to wipe the hard drive and reinstall Windows. Nevertheless, if you do wipe the machine and reinstall Windows, a few weeks later the user will become irate when he notices that “all his stuff is missing” – and of course the user has no backup copies! It is therefore always a good idea to back up the C:\Users directory when repairing a Windows computer. ” ― Jonathan Moeller, The Windows Command Line Beginner's Guide
“and” ― Jonathan Moeller, Dragontiarna: Thieves
“Because of this, Command Prompt usually opens with the permissions of a standard user, even when you launch it from an administrator's account. This means you won't be able to use Command Prompt to launch any commands that alter the system or install programs. To do so, you will need to run Command Prompt as an administrator. Fortunately, running any program as an administrator within Windows is easy. Simply right-click on the icon for Command Prompt and select "Run as administrator" from the context menu that appears (it will have the multicolored shield icon of the UAC prompt next to it). If you're running within an administrator account, you need only click Yes to continue; if you're using a standard user account, you'll need to enter an administrator's username and password. Once Command Prompt opens as an administrator, the program's title bar will change from "Command Prompt" to "Administrator", and you can now launch commands that will affect system settings.” ― Jonathan Moeller, The Windows Command Line Beginner's Guide
“Most people think the Ghosts are only a legend. But they're very real. They are the Emperor's spies, his eyes and ears. And occasionally his assassins.” ― Jonathan Moeller, Child of the Ghosts
“They are the Emperor's spies, his eyes and ears. And occasionally his assassins.” ― Jonathan Moeller, Child of the Ghosts
“COPY c:\username\pictures\August*.JPEG J:\” ― Jonathan Moeller, The Windows Command Line Beginner's Guide
“Copying text in this way is rather cumbersome. There is a way to speed it up. If you right-click on Command Prompt’s title bar and click on Properties, this will take you to the Properties dialog box. Most of the Properties dialog box’s tabs let you control the shape, color, and font size of the Command Prompt. But under the options tab, there is a check box labeled “Insert Mode.” If you check that, it will be as if the Mark option is turned on in Command Prompt all the time – you can highlight text simply by left-clicking and dragging the mouse cursor over it, rather than going to the menu, selecting Edit, and then clicking on Mark every time you want to copy some text. ” ― Jonathan Moeller, The Windows Command Line Beginner's Guide
“Egregious!” ― Jonathan Moeller, Ghost in the Maze
