I started my career on the SUSE kernel team in 2007. And I used to joke that I maintained Kernel versions that were released before I even started writing kerne

I started my career on the SUSE kernel team in 2007. And I used to joke that I maintained Kernel versions that were released before I even started writing kernel code in high school in 2001. It was really exciting and sort of daunting testing and releasing kernels with Ethernet drivers I fixed to European air traffic control and stock exchanges. Anyways. Sort of funny to think maybe code I touched right out of college is still in production and just got a life extension.