My parents joining the Linux PC Master race!!!

Today I permanently switched from Windows to GNU/Linux. Best decision of my life

I hope the person that drives this Camaro (Glendora, CA) is a ranter on here. 😂

Inspiring the generations...
In Tech world everyone is welcome to achieve their goals and taking the world to new levels together.

When your boss asks you to debug some crappy legacy code and you need to bring in the heavy artillery

Some Breadboard wires porn

Secure security camera... :'D

I think this escalated pretty quickly

//Long rant

[Boss man]: Hey, we need you to build us a web app.

[Me]: Okay, what do you need it to do?

[Boss man]: We need staff to be able to login from anywhere, create new appointments, check room availability, display live times for the rooms, schedule future appointments, record all the data as stats and export the stats to (email address).

[Me]: Okay, sounds useful, anything else?

[Boss man]: we also need it to send all relevant data to a calendar where certain staff will be notified by email of events.

[Me]: Okay... I'll get right on starting this.

[Boss man]: So you can have it done by the end of the day? (4 hours from this time)

[Me]: *Internal screaming* *WHAT THE FUCK* Uhm, no, I don't think that is possible to complete in a four hour period by myself.

[Boss man]: Okay, well by tomorrow then, I'm leaving for the day though, have a good one.

[Me]....

//End long rant

When I said make that text italic, I didn’t mean to make it green, white, and red. That’s Italian.

I just found out that my co-student was working for 3 days on editing id's to a excel sheet with 500000 rows because she didn't know that you could just drag the cells. She was really mad beacause i told her she needed to do that as a joke. Feels bad tho. Funny but bad ....

This is my colleges server room, it was built by students, for the students. I have attended this college for two years. Every day we here it whirring away. Not one day have I seen one student actually use it.

When you're trying to explain a concept as simple as it can be to your non-dev family and friends, but they're just quietly staring at you.

There's a Linux book bundle on humble bundle. Includes books about nginx, git, docker, Ubuntu for beginners, ...

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