I’ve never run one, but good products like crowd strike and Sentinel one exist

Shit that’s crazy, I’m ryzen 3800x with 2070 super and Elden ring runs BETTER on manjaro Linux (arch based) than windows!

I really couldn’t believe it.

Maybe I really do have ADHD. I Align with these graphs lol.

What could go wrong?

Easy. Because MRR.

(Monthly recurring revenue, EG subscription)

Everything must be recurring! That’s the trend of the century.

I always thought it was warez as in “wears”. My understanding is it was short for “softwares” or something. Take the end, add a dash of 1337sp34k and you get warez.

Maybe I’m wrong.

And here I was picturing you screaming your favourite song into the warm summer air while running 🤣

Videogames help. Or a longboard and music. Drive and music.

Some of the series of BioShock.

Greed > humanity.

^ corps and governments

I don’t claim to have the answer, but this is not the answer. Ruining a unique unsolvable mystery of human past is dumb. Who’s feathers does it ruffle anyway?

And if only they actually did something about it when they received the warnings.

In the words of not the mandalorian, this is not the way.

Anyone who will hear me rant!

More like gaming desktops or laptops. Desktop and laptop are a form factor, PC is just a personal computer. Rage all you want, apple users, a Mac is a PC.

My employer runs macos. So I’d argue Mac is still a business solution, but not as common as windows. Tools exist for managing macs at scale as well.

If it’s IP capable it will work over the internet, for future reference.

I don’t know how to do it this generation style. In my gen, meeting through events and staying connected. Maybe you’re a parent with kids and the kids are friends, naturally you will mingle with other parents.

Or join a sports team. You will quickly make friends there.

Join some other events you like. I dunno, like beer brewing clubs or something…

Thinking back how I made mine, most were from school, jobs, or sports. I had some internet friends but none of them were anything like my real local ones.

I’ll echo this. Doing quite well for myself in IT and I have a big fat 0 for certs. I’ve interviewed many people for jobs as well, and I learned certs are bullshit.

Many will pay to have people do them for them. Or brain dump them. Many times I’ve danced circles around people that look way better on paper than me.

If you learn the concepts, work and apply them, get that hands on experience, it will help.

Honestly maybe even a quick run through an MSP is a good place to start. You get to touch a lot of things and learn quickly.

Yes, I remember these days. I had a few Ubuntu CDs from back then.