For me, it would be a Tuesday. Also I'd crack open a beer and celebrate the scourge being gone and a return to a normal IT industry and component pricing.
AyoGuys like this don’t realize that they are the freak
Geeky silly Florida moontail/lynx. UNIX geek. Cyclist. Nerd. Known (a little bit) for FluffMUCK. Expect cat pictures, tech stuff, and furry stuff from me. BE KIND TO EACH OTHER. He/Him I do not use AI tools. All words and content are my own.
For me, it would be a Tuesday. Also I'd crack open a beer and celebrate the scourge being gone and a return to a normal IT industry and component pricing.
AyoGuys like this don’t realize that they are the freak
The crazy thing is how many every day words I use are in these lists dating all the way back to when I was born. If I were to time travel to 1955 I'd have a really hard time blending in because I use so many of these words regularly. People would realize right away that I'm out of place.
Merriam-WebsterFind the 5 words from your birth year that perfectly describe YOUR vibe ⬇️ www.merriam-webster.com/time-traveler/
In the early days of Linux before it got really mainstream, a lot of us who had Linux servers would have uptime wars to see whose machine could stay up the longest. Even a hundred days was impressive coming from Windows. Like this old whiteboard photo bragging about a couple machines I ran.
nixCraftSome legendary Unix servers have run for years without a reboot. sysadmins today generally avoid this since it means missing critical security patches 😊