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Tinkering and Stability
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I'm curious what you work as? Sysadmin?
i've been accused of that along with several other slurs like systems engineer and cloud operations engineer and it systems architecture analyst and software engineer. lol
i'm a software developer atm, but my current gig has a LOT of overlap with all of those other four letter word titles that i dare not repeat in decent company. lol
Janitor.
So SysAdmin, gotcha