Naraku4656

i think @K_N said he used to do linux too at one point, or maybe i'm wrong idk.

exactly. setting up a lab running Centos on virtualbox, grabbing a cup of tea, and playing with SELinux policies

basically, but it's a rainy day and i have nothing else better to do

neither do i, at least not on a certification level.

that's not a no

time for some rainy day music

i kind of figured that. blockchain isn't a very mature technology but really neither is big data and i always hear people going on about that. linux is a bit longer in the tooth, and i know a lot of it already but i'm getting tired of constantly making threads about not being able to find a new job. so if i can't market what i already have, then i either need a broader skillset or a better resume. i'd like to think that a broader skillset will have a more interesting resume come along with it

i have some vitamins and probiotics i take in the morning to get the gears in the dusty old brain to start moving. and to stop my stomach from committing suicide

interesting, i wasn't aware banks were getting into blockchain but i guess that makes sense. it's interesting to hear what kind of technology people in other sectors are studying in. i like to try to keep myself at least close to what the market is looking for in case i ever want, or need, to make a jump.

https://www.amazon.com/RHCSA-Linux-Certification-Study-Seventh/dp/0071841962

nah, but i am reading an exam guide if you'd like to join me

and the rep's name? Albert Einstein.

stonergoth?

Trump said he'll get right on it

eh

oh yeah well i already watched my daily rerun of Matlock

I ALREADY MADE THIS JOKE. I BEAT THE OLD MAN AT BEING OLD

fucking weeb