Yo ho

Because alcohol is poison and you’re drinking too much of it. If you’re puking at all you already over did it.

Name one pls

Lol wuht

Parental controls exists, and it’s on the parent to use them. Easier now than ever before.

I also downvoted myself

…nice?

😕

You’re comparing their revenue to their stock market valuation. Apple to oranges.

I’ve been making fun of Lemmy.Ml for months, I’m glad to see I’m not the only one

.ml is the same

Well You’re not wrong

I’m sorry but censoring this is the dumbest shit

Cigarettes

I just can’t do it. They’re trashy and they smell terrible. Almost universally friends/partners I’ve had the smoke cigarettes ash wherever they want- like my patio or door step. I had an ex that would chain smoke, ash in front of the door, then put the cigarette out and leave it on the steps.

So now everyone that walks by sees our entryway covered in ash, cigarette butts, and burn marks. Just looks and smells like shit.

That same partner kept an ash tray in the patio. It filled up with water when it rained, and she just… left it. So now the patio smells like soppy wet shit too.

Ever since then cigs are a deal breaker for me. If you don’t respect your body how can you ever respect your environment or relationship?

Anyway.

Having a car accident

No hate like Christian love

What kind of managed switch? I’m also in networking and if you want to bounce some ideas or need help tinkering shoot me a DM, this kinda stuff is very fun

Seconding Remmina, very good software

Your main issue with that setup will be the power line adapter. A direct connected 1Gb(2.5gb-10gb would be better) connection, QoS’d at a switch level-not at the router-will provide the best performance.

Passed that, if you’re using windows RDP will do what you’re looking for well- but QoS will be very important.

Are we talking about American politics again?

So, they’re a good baseline from a generalist perspective. If you’re going for entry level helpdesk, it proves you have a base level of technical ability.

The A+/Net+/Sec+ trifecta is a good starting point and give you a strong fundamental knowledge base to pursue other vendor specific certifications.

Past that it is very dependent on what you’d like to do, there are a lot of Niches to fill. Interested in networking? Go for Cisco certs, you might not even encounter a lot of Cisco gear because it’s starting to fade, but the certs look good on a resume.

Though at the end of the day, experience and references are key. I personally have a reference list included in my resume going all the way back to my first IT job.

A degree helps but isn’t necessary.