“Break on through to the other side.”
That’s basically how I learn: test the system, explore every feature, break a few assumptions, document what survives.
Sysadmin. Educator. Tech poet. 🐙
Belgrade → WWW.

“Break on through to the other side.”
That’s basically how I learn: test the system, explore every feature, break a few assumptions, document what survives.
Sysadmin. Educator. Tech poet. 🐙
Belgrade → WWW.
I also submitted myself for the Bluesky checkmark, Mr @eugeniat2.bsky.social — not the site verification, I already did that. The Typeform. :)
I want to try every feature available to #bsdevops and #bssysadmins. That’s how I learn: by testing everything myself.
Exactly. “Boring” standards are infrastructure for trust. #Privacy, #interoperability, consumer #protection, clear #rules — none of that looks exciting until you realize it’s part of why people are willing to build, buy, and stay. #sysops #devops #bsSysadmins #bssysop
#bsSysadmins hate wasting time. #bsData gives us what we need—but it isn’t always publicly accessible. We need a better way to handle this. Bothering a single individual isn’t the solution, either. This is a systemic problem?