It's wild how much faster you can compose a song when you don't have to run it by your team of ghostwriters first!

I started learning server administration as a hobby back when I lived in NYC. I picked up Ex 'Em along the way because it just looked cool.

It's funny how those skills have become one of the most critical things l've learned, as I don't rely on any external service for my daily needs. i.e., email, calendaring, code repository, cloud storage, etc. I do it all in-house.

And as crporate tech houses set their services on fire to grab more money, it's a great feeling not to be affected by any of it because I transitioned away from it long ago.

I didn't realize at the time how I was setting myself up for the future by spending late nights learning shit I didn't want to.

Because the future of the email is all about people taking back their space. With force.

Whoever downvoted this likes Mondays and is probably a manager

Nelly had the balls to be different and it made him one of the best to ever do it in my opinion.

Can we get like one more downvote it's almost double digits c'mon

I used to be able to stick my wet thumb into the light bulb socket of a lamp and just hold it there

when you're happy, you enjoy the music when you're sad, you understand the lyrics

This is dope. I thought the numbers in uptime didn't mean anything like zip codes; never even heard of sar