22NPD/NID Vanishing Point and Sailor 762 c/fountainpens · by fallenpixel@programming.dev · 3y · 4 comments
on Linux Certification · c/linux · 18 pts · 33dAs a tech manager I'd value any certificate from LPI or Red Hat. Linux + also works if you're just trying to prove basic competency. What kind of role do you think you'd be looking for?
on i finally pulled the trigger on a FW16! · c/framework · 4 pts · 2yFor Linux, avoid docks with DisplayLink in the description. It's a weird driver-based solution that doesn't work well IMHO.
on Where should I begin?… · c/sdfpubnix · 4 pts · 3yStumbled in from c/all, omg, sdf was my first exposure to the *nix world.
on NPD/NID Vanishing Point and Sailor 762 · c/fountainpens · 4 pts · 3yWhat did you go with for the nib size? I was lucky to be in a store that would swap out the nib for me.
on What's the worst commit message you have ever seen? · c/git · 5 pts · 3yI know I'm having a bad day when my commit messages have question marks in them.
on Let's make a list of our favorite CLI utilities. · c/commandline · 3 pts · 3yAlways partial to yq and jq. No easier way to interact with kubernetes outputs on the fly.
As a tech manager I'd value any certificate from LPI or Red Hat. Linux + also works if you're just trying to prove basic competency. What kind of role do you think you'd be looking for?
For Linux, avoid docks with DisplayLink in the description. It's a weird driver-based solution that doesn't work well IMHO.
Stumbled in from c/all, omg, sdf was my first exposure to the *nix world.
What did you go with for the nib size? I was lucky to be in a store that would swap out the nib for me.
I know I'm having a bad day when my commit messages have question marks in them.
Always partial to yq and jq. No easier way to interact with kubernetes outputs on the fly.