How to purge daemons

New job, new setup

It's not stupid when it looks stupid but works!

One thing I love about this app is the sorting algorithm. While giving good popular posts exposure, it also shows new unpopular posts in the mix, which you don't see a lot these days.

When petrol stations worldwide have default user/pass...

*facepalm*

Wtf I'm in the middle of debugging and win10 is rebooting for an update!!! How are they still in business?

!rant

Friday Night! Let's do some crazy stuff......Unit Testing and wine drinking

As my first post, i wanna ask a question :)
How is Gnu/Linux Sysadmin's possition in your country? :)
(Specially salary!)
Thank you
(If you want, you can say your country.)

Where it all starts

Anyone who has spent time in this field can relate.

When bosses start asking who released "that" last feature...

Love winrar

Almost 3 years ago I contacted an IT company that was looking for developers. The job listing was vague at best but it was a 10 man company with huge international clients for content migration and improvement.

I had basically no prior development experience but got invited to the interview regardless. I took a test in Java, first time I had seen the language but I finished it with some help from Google. At the time I was still a student so I couldn't work full time either.

Disregarding all that, the team lead advised the CEO to hire me regardless, so he did.

Forward to today.

I still proudly work for this company and have been responsible for a complete redesign of their flagship product. I learned a great deal about software development and developed an amazing relationship with most of the employees. The company has quadrupled in size since and we are moving to a bigger office start of next year.

Sometimes life gives you gold, not lemons.