Built a homeserver usingoldhardwareSet up asecureSSHconnectionSet upa VPNserverCompiledsoftwarefrom sourcecodeParticipatedin ahackathonRecovereddata froma failedhard driveAdministereda serverremotelyAttended aLinuxconferenceoutside yourhome countryBuilt acustomLinux kernelfrom scratchConfigureda DNSserverRun Linuxon aRaspberryPiInstalled Linuxon anunconventionaldeviceContributed toan opensourcedocumentationprojectWritten ascript toautomatea taskSubmitteda PR toOG LinuxKernelParticipatedin a bugbountyprogramContributedto an open-sourceprojectAttended aLinux UsersGroup(LUG)Configureda firewallfromscratchExploredethicalhackingtechniquesMigrated aserver to anewoperatingsystemHosted aserver intheirhome labConfigureda RAIDarrayUsed Linuxas yourprimary OSfor over 5yearsConfigureda backupsolution fortheir dataCreated acustomLinuxdistributionTroubleshooteda network issueat 3 AMUsed Linuxin aprofessionalITenvironmentUsed Linuxin a non-traditionalcomputingenvironmentSet up avirtualizationenvironmentExperimentedwithcontainerizationBuilt a homeserver usingoldhardwareSet up asecureSSHconnectionSet upa VPNserverCompiledsoftwarefrom sourcecodeParticipatedin ahackathonRecovereddata froma failedhard driveAdministereda serverremotelyAttended aLinuxconferenceoutside yourhome countryBuilt acustomLinux kernelfrom scratchConfigureda DNSserverRun Linuxon aRaspberryPiInstalled Linuxon anunconventionaldeviceContributed toan opensourcedocumentationprojectWritten ascript toautomatea taskSubmitteda PR toOG LinuxKernelParticipatedin a bugbountyprogramContributedto an open-sourceprojectAttended aLinux UsersGroup(LUG)Configureda firewallfromscratchExploredethicalhackingtechniquesMigrated aserver to anewoperatingsystemHosted aserver intheirhome labConfigureda RAIDarrayUsed Linuxas yourprimary OSfor over 5yearsConfigureda backupsolution fortheir dataCreated acustomLinuxdistributionTroubleshooteda network issueat 3 AMUsed Linuxin aprofessionalITenvironmentUsed Linuxin a non-traditionalcomputingenvironmentSet up avirtualizationenvironmentExperimentedwithcontainerization

Deep in the Heart of Rocky - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Built a home server using old hardware
  2. Set up a secure SSH connection
  3. Set up a VPN server
  4. Compiled software from source code
  5. Participated in a hackathon
  6. Recovered data from a failed hard drive
  7. Administered a server remotely
  8. Attended a Linux conference outside your home country
  9. Built a custom Linux kernel from scratch
  10. Configured a DNS server
  11. Run Linux on a Raspberry Pi
  12. Installed Linux on an unconventional device
  13. Contributed to an open source documentation project
  14. Written a script to automate a task
  15. Submitted a PR to OG Linux Kernel
  16. Participated in a bug bounty program
  17. Contributed to an open-source project
  18. Attended a Linux Users Group (LUG)
  19. Configured a firewall from scratch
  20. Explored ethical hacking techniques
  21. Migrated a server to a new operating system
  22. Hosted a server in their home lab
  23. Configured a RAID array
  24. Used Linux as your primary OS for over 5 years
  25. Configured a backup solution for their data
  26. Created a custom Linux distribution
  27. Troubleshooted a network issue at 3 AM
  28. Used Linux in a professional IT environment
  29. Used Linux in a non-traditional computing environment
  30. Set up a virtualization environment
  31. Experimented with containerization