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I think more like this:
Ironically I am all three, at different times:-P (as I suspect we all are - perhaps the trick being how honest we are about when each one applies)
Ironically I'm always in the middle.
I have come to the point of linux and server management that I could consider my self the right one but I just can't bring my self to accept that. ( use gentok as main os, hosts 20 diff services on a server )
Shit boys, we got an I Iz Smurt right here
Don't know really about that. I have been using linux for about 5 years and have been hosting stuff for year and half now.
Still consider myself a newby in all of that.
I think my brain mashed two replies, one being yours, together and I thought it sounded snobby, now reading it again, it turns out I'm an asshole
No problem, happens to anybody no matter how carefull we try to be about it.
Cheers. Also new to self hosting and trying to automate shit. It's been rough but it's getting along.
Have fun on the journey. It's hard but also rewarding.
I get what you mean, but realistically I don't end up investing gratuitous amounts of time into anything - and even if I did I'd probably fuck it up and draw incorrect conclusions.
That's why I depend heavily on Cunningham's Law and Google.
Hrm, so am I supposed to correct you here? Hehe.
Okay I'll bite: maybe using Google is relative, as in if everyone around you does no research at all while you do some, then you are ahead of that curve.