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people always forget the sysadmins/operations crew.

• sliverstorm 16y ago
  They must be blessed by excellent sysadmins to have forgotten them
  • Natsu 16y ago
    One of the bad things about that is that you can automate yourself out of a job (or have your duties expanded to include things that are pretty unreasonable). Smart people should realize that it's a good thing if you're not constantly fighting fires or that you've replaced a whole lot of manual BS with a small script or two. But there seem to be a lot fewer smart people around than I would like. I read this thing on Bruce Schneier's blog and wondered how I would know if we were being sabotaged or not: http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2010/06/world_war_ii_sa.html?nc=39 http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2010/06/world_war_ii_s... I guess it's like they say: sufficiently advanced incompetence is indistinguishable from malice.
• JMiao 16y ago
  explains all those "ninja" sysadmin/ops job postings.
• icey 16y ago
  A true oversight on my part, I apologize. I've added operations as an option.