About

My Name is Daniel Joseph Grossi II. I was named after my father by my mother Catherine. I was born on Sunday September 14, 1980 at Timken Mercy Medical Center in Canton, OH. I am the Fourth child in the family born after 3 girls, which makes me the first the first boy out of 8. My sisters’ names are Maria, Julie, and Christine. My brothers’ names are James, Michael, Nicholas, Joseph, Stephen, Brian, and Brendan. I started Elementary School at St. James Catholic School in Waynesburg, OH until after the second grade. This continued at Waynesburg Elementary School until after the fourth grade which has been torn down. It ended with East Sparta Elementary School until after the sixth grade which was also torn down along with Magnolia Elementary that had kindergarden through second grade. I went to Junior High and High School at the original Sandy Valley Jr.\Sr. High. I graduated from High School in the spring of 1999. I enlisted in the United States Air Force in My Junior Year of High School, but I didn’t start until Dec 8, 1999. After going to basic training at Lackland AFB in San Antonio, TX I graduated in January of 2000. My training continued at Lackland for Security Forces Training after waiting 3 ½ weeks in the ROTC dorms. After 10 ½ weeks I graduated from the Security Forces Academy with training in Security and Law Enforcement. I was stationed at Minot AFB in Minot, ND after graduating from tech school for Security Forces. I was honorably discharged on Feb 22, 2001 with a diagnosis of disability existing prior to service that I had to appeal and winning after seven to eight years of working very low paying jobs for minimum to less than minimum wage that was a horrible experience, which I've been trying to claim possible trematic brain injury at least the entire time from a scare on my right front temple somehow that I don't know how I got the scare that was discovered towards the end of zero week in basic training by the barber, which I didn't want to make a fuss about actually except I can't afford to live especially on my own with the cost of the medications they suggest I take being about $1000 per month or more or about the same with suggested alternatives. After the military I worked for Fresh Mark also known as Sugardale and Superior Meats. Then I worked for Minute Men Temporary Employment Agency, Marc’s, and Man Power Temporary Staffing currently known as Mancan. Now I am currently a student at Stark State College of Technology. I started at Stark State College of Technology on Aug 25, 2008 and graduated May 19 2013 with three degrees including the CNAS, Cisco, and Unix/Linux Database Administration Options. My major was Computer Networking Administration and Security Technology at SSCT and is now Computer Information Systems at The University of Akron, which is the equivalent. My dream job would probably be to start my own business. I also am currently COMPTIA A+, Network+, and Security+ certified. Eventually I will have my MCITP, CCNA, Redhat , and Apple certifications. I'm wrote a kernel using borrowed code from a post made on the internet and debugged it in about 2016 or 2017 that doesn't do anything except boot up to a Message that says "My First Kernel" in the first version or "My First Kernel With Keyboard Support" in the second version, but neither version of the kernels actually allow keyboard support and don't do much beside boot up to either one of those two messages. Then I took a semester of in Fall of 2017 to try and learn the Assembly Programming Language to write Computer Hardware Drivers that control the Computer Hardware, but the book by Daniel Kussworn doesn't help explain how to do that anyway as it just explains how to write basic Assembly Language Programs for at least Intel X86 being 32-bit Intel Processors and X86-64 being 64-bit Intel Processors if not any other Intel Processors especially if the ARM processor applies plus it was so tedious as well as time consuming that I felt like I was turning into a skeleton while I took about 3 months to enter all that code into my computer that was acronym hell compared to the C programming language. Then I after getting a cease and desist claim filed against me by the University of Akron for trying to email my configuration files for all of Cisco Certified Network Professional IP Route also known as Advanced Routing, IP Switch aka Multi-Layer Switching, and TSHOOT aka Troubleshooting Bachelorette classes meant to prepare students for the Computer Network Administration Career field with about 32 GB of all digital Book Notes made using a word processing program for just Advanced Routing plus more later with the original pictures taken of the diagrams and sample network topologies from the books as well as stating that the University of Akron doesn’t even have enough of the correct Switches and Routers to do all of what I could find as the latest Official version of Cisco’s Lab Manual being Version 7 and the only Lab Manual that I could find that cover anything prior to Version 7 for IP Route aka Advanced Routing, IP Switch aka Multi-Layer Switching, and TSHOOT aka Troubleshooting as CISCO Internetwork Operating System version 12.2.46 SE SEC or maybe IP BASE is needed for prior to version of IP ROUTE aka Advanced Routing as well as TSHOOT aka Troubleshooting plus Cisco IOS 15.4 SEC or IP BASE is needed to do Version of IP Route aka Advanced Routing as well as TSHOOT, at least CISCO IOS version 12.2.46 IP Services or maybe Advip Services as well as IOS 15.0.2SE6 IP Services for the distribution layer otherwise known as layer 3 of the OSI model and 12.2.46SE Lan Base or maybe 12.2.46 Advip Services as well as 15.0.2SE6 LAN Base is needed for the Access Layer other known as Layer 2 of the OSI Model for both IP Switch aka Multi-Layer Switching and TSHOOT aka CCNP Troubleshooting especially for CCNP IP Switch aka Multi-Layer Hot Standby Router or Load Balancing Labs that at least three routers with Cisco IOS 15.4 IP Base or IP SEC are needed on Cisco 1921’s along with two Cisco 3560v2’s with Cisco IOS 15.0.2SE6 IP Services for the distribution layer otherwise known as layer 3 of the OSI model and one Cisco 2960S with IOS 15.0.2SE6 Lan Base is needed for the Access Layer otherwise known as layer 2 of the OSI model, but CISCO IOS 15.0.2SE10 is needed to remove all the bugs on the Internetwork Operating System for the Switches used for Version 7 of the Lab Manual. I've been fighting to getting my readiness to return form completed by my Doctor who has been reluctant to sign the readiness to return form yet. I've been pretty much forced to file for academic loan forgiveness to help resolve the debt with Federal Student Loans if not the single private loan I took out as well to help cover the cost of studying the commands plus the software and hardware for Cisco as well as all other Client Desktop or Workstation or Laptop or Tablet or Mobile Phone and Server if not Mainframe. Now I found myself practically forced to try and write my own Computer Operating System and more to try to make extra income to resolve any debt that I can't get help with or just to help make extra income to get by, which so far my work on my own Computer Operating System is going pretty good except their are still either some bugs or it just doesn't exactly work correctly yet and it's been a extremely difficult work in progress and I don't know if their is a GUI known as a Graphical User Interface that many users are familiar with as something like Microsoft Windows or Apples Mac OS X or Older Apple GUI based Operating System if not an older Microsoft GUI based Interface or something else from a different company, but considering it is a Linux Distribution maybe it supports one of the existing desktop interfaces being Xcfe, Gnome, Mate, KDE, or possibly even Unity from existing support for Linux Distributions or BSD forks of the original UNIX Operating System.

Education

• The University of Akron
• Conan State University
• The University of Akron
• Stark State College
• Sandy Valley High School

Favorite saying

• "Each end user should have a single account with only standard user privileges (Tulloch, Northrup & Honeycutt, 2007). What Makes a Strong Password? A Strong password is at least 8 characters and no more than 15 characters, so it can be easily remembered (Groth, Skandier, Lammle & Tedder. 2005). It should also contain a special character and a number (Groth, Skandier, Lammle & Tedder. 2005). Linux is Portable because it’s written in the C programming language (Sobell, 2007, p. 8). Linux is Open Source under the terms of the GNU (General Public License), which means you have the right to copy, modify, and redistribute the code (Sobell, 2007, p. 5). Don't let the machine work you make the machine do the work for you (Hartmann, personal communication, Date Unknown) Never login in as root (aka administrator) because hackers have scripts running that will automatically attack your computer as soon as you connect to the internet (Hartmann, personal communication, Date Unkown)"