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It's second nature for those of us who have been doing it since the 90s. It's incredible that it's apparently becoming a lost art.
by NDizzle 6y ago
It's second nature for those of us who have been doing it since the 90s. It's incredible that it's apparently becoming a lost art.
- Bluestein 6y agoIndeed. Kind of reminds me of that sayin' about how "the greatest trick the devil ever pulled was to convince the world he didn't exist ..." Sometimes I think it is a great trick some big players are pulling off, in convincing the world to subsidize their infrastructure costs (and more than that) by using their resources because it is "simpler" or more effective or alternatives are hard, etc ... ... to where the ability to competently setup and maintain those services will vanish, in due time. (Which, of course would only help to consolidate those -already- running such systems ...)