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> 'if there's a sysadmin, the system is broken.' Am sysadmin, is this best practice or just us being reciprocally lazy again? > It may very well be the case
by redog 8y ago
> 'if there's a sysadmin, the system is broken.'
Am sysadmin, is this best practice or just us being reciprocally lazy again?
> It may very well be the case that they are creating a new world that will be marginalized and outcompeted by incumbent systems and organizations, but that's how I understand what's 'actually going on'.
I keep telling people exactly this! Just because X makes sense or is the best doesn't mean the crowd will agree with it's application. See also all politics ever as an example. I feel like I can say it because I identify as one but, It's just another libertarian fantasy.