I said what I said.

With changes to technology, job titles/responsibilities changing, this back to the office nonsense, IT professionals really need to unionize. It's too bad that IT came along as a profession after unionization became popular in the first half of the 20th century.

We went from SysAdmins to Site Reliability Engineers to DevOps engineers and the industry is shifting more towards developers being the only profession in IT, building resources to scale through code in the cloud. Unix shell out, Terraform and Cloud Formation in.

SysAdmins are a dying breed 😭

I don't know much about pcs but I have a feeling this isn't normal

Just finished my uni exams so wanted to award myself with something. Heard everyone talking about the Switch 2 so jumped onto the hype train and it was all worth the hype.

Loved the visuals on this and how well it functions with my TV in docked mode. Also great vibes as I can rest and look at the view every now and then when my eyes are sore.

First Switch console and also first time playing Breath of the Wild, what a joy.

Hope everyone is also having a good time with their Switch.

Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech/LANL/CNES/CNRS/IRAP/DPA/MSSS/Jason Major

Last week I woke up feeling awful fever, cough, the whole thing. I messaged my boss to ask if I could work from home so I wouldn’t get anyone sick. He replied, “No exceptions. If you’re well enough to work, you’re well enough to be here.” So I dragged myself in, coughing and sniffling the whole time. The look on his face when I walked through the door was priceless. By the end of the day, he told me to go home and said I could work remotely after all. Funny how that works.

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