the worst part about studying networks is that I can't even say it's useless and that i won't use it in my life, because it's very not true. it's a pain, but god dammit I should know this shit

Which aspect ?

Wiring ? Appliances? Topography? Security ? Configuration?

@AvatarOfKaine protocols in every layer

@darksideofyay eh not gonna say this is not important but most is automatically handled by the stack

Und I am the one who originally wrote this.

Why can't I be allowed as I tried multiple times to stimulate my mind and refresh my knowledge base ?

Stop resetting everything and give you his fucking jobs.

So they understand I was trying to relearn things because I had a surplus of time not working in my field. So when that is being mimicked that is what is required

> I can't even say it's useless

Yeah that's annoying. As devs there's thousands of topics that are practically not that useful to our careers but they are not entirely useless either.

I'd say that as long as most of your education is meaningful - having that barely useful niche knowledge becomes a fun trivia thing later in your career.

Talking to other devs most of us have that one weird niche skill which, if nothing else, is fun to talk about