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  1. Stop burying decisions in email threads.

    Move the conversation to a threaded discussion instead! Slack, Teams, whatever you use: where context stays attached, replies are organized, and nobody has to scroll through a reply-all chain to find the answer.

    #Productivity #Teamwork #WorkSmarter #TechLife

  2. Stop burying decisions in email threads.

    Move the conversation to a threaded discussion instead! Slack, Teams, whatever you use: where context stays attached, replies are organized, and nobody has to scroll through a reply-all chain to find the answer.

    #Productivity #Teamwork #WorkSmarter #TechLife

  3. Stop burying decisions in email threads.

    Move the conversation to a threaded discussion instead! Slack, Teams, whatever you use: where context stays attached, replies are organized, and nobody has to scroll through a reply-all chain to find the answer.

    #Productivity #Teamwork #WorkSmarter #TechLife

  4. A #sysadmin 's five stages of grief:

    1) It worked in dev
    2) It worked in staging
    3) It worked last week
    4) It worked when I tested it
    5) git blame

    #MemeMonday

  5. Going to start doing Live Ops again! Live coding and troubleshooting sessions built around real SysAdmin tasks.

    Before I spin up the next one I want to know: what are you actually struggling with in your home lab right now?

    Drop it in the comments. The messier the better.
    #Linux #Homelab #SysAdmin #OpenSource #LiveCoding

  6. Set a static IP on Linux:
    nmcli con mod "connection-name" ipv4.addresses 192.168.1.100/24
    nmcli con mod "connection-name" ipv4.gateway 192.168.1.1
    nmcli con mod "connection-name" ipv4.method manual
    nmcli con up "connection-name"

    Because "it gets an IP from DHCP" is fine...until it isn't.
    #Linux #SysAdmin #Networking #TechTip #

  7. Set a static IP on Linux:
    nmcli con mod "connection-name" ipv4.addresses 192.168.1.100/24
    nmcli con mod "connection-name" ipv4.gateway 192.168.1.1
    nmcli con mod "connection-name" ipv4.method manual
    nmcli con up "connection-name"

    Because "it gets an IP from DHCP" is fine...until it isn't.
    #Linux #SysAdmin #Networking #TechTip #

  8. Set a static IP on Linux:
    nmcli con mod "connection-name" ipv4.addresses 192.168.1.100/24
    nmcli con mod "connection-name" ipv4.gateway 192.168.1.1
    nmcli con mod "connection-name" ipv4.method manual
    nmcli con up "connection-name"

    Because "it gets an IP from DHCP" is fine...until it isn't.
    #Linux #SysAdmin #Networking #TechTip #

  9. Set a static IP on Linux:
    nmcli con mod "connection-name" ipv4.addresses 192.168.1.100/24
    nmcli con mod "connection-name" ipv4.gateway 192.168.1.1
    nmcli con mod "connection-name" ipv4.method manual
    nmcli con up "connection-name"

    Because "it gets an IP from DHCP" is fine...until it isn't.
    #Linux #SysAdmin #Networking #TechTip #

  10. Set a static IP on Linux:
    nmcli con mod "connection-name" ipv4.addresses 192.168.1.100/24
    nmcli con mod "connection-name" ipv4.gateway 192.168.1.1
    nmcli con mod "connection-name" ipv4.method manual
    nmcli con up "connection-name"

    Because "it gets an IP from DHCP" is fine...until it isn't.
    #Linux #SysAdmin #Networking #TechTip #

  11. Do Not Disturb isn't enough on its own.

    The real move is setting VIP status on the people and channels you actually need to hear from so the right alerts still get through while everything else waits.

    Your boss, your on-call rotation, your kids' school. Everything else can wait.
    #Productivity #Focus #DeepWork #WorkLifeBalance

  12. Do Not Disturb isn't enough on its own.

    The real move is setting VIP status on the people and channels you actually need to hear from so the right alerts still get through while everything else waits.

    Your boss, your on-call rotation, your kids' school. Everything else can wait.
    #Productivity #Focus #DeepWork #WorkLifeBalance

  13. Do Not Disturb isn't enough on its own.

    The real move is setting VIP status on the people and channels you actually need to hear from so the right alerts still get through while everything else waits.

    Your boss, your on-call rotation, your kids' school. Everything else can wait.
    #Productivity #Focus #DeepWork #WorkLifeBalance

  14. Do Not Disturb isn't enough on its own.

    The real move is setting VIP status on the people and channels you actually need to hear from so the right alerts still get through while everything else waits.

    Your boss, your on-call rotation, your kids' school. Everything else can wait.
    #Productivity #Focus #DeepWork #WorkLifeBalance

  15. Do Not Disturb isn't enough on its own.

    The real move is setting VIP status on the people and channels you actually need to hear from so the right alerts still get through while everything else waits.

    Your boss, your on-call rotation, your kids' school. Everything else can wait.
    #Productivity #Focus #DeepWork #WorkLifeBalance

  16. Networking on Linux isn't magic. It just looks that way until you know where to look!

    Check your network interfaces: ip addr show
    Test connectivity: ping -c 4 google.com
    Check your routing table: ip route show

    #TechTipThursday #Linux #SysAdmin

  17. Networking on Linux isn't magic. It just looks that way until you know where to look!

    Check your network interfaces: ip addr show
    Test connectivity: ping -c 4 google.com
    Check your routing table: ip route show

    #TechTipThursday #Linux #SysAdmin

  18. Networking on Linux isn't magic. It just looks that way until you know where to look!

    Check your network interfaces: ip addr show
    Test connectivity: ping -c 4 google.com
    Check your routing table: ip route show

    #TechTipThursday #Linux #SysAdmin

  19. Networking on Linux isn't magic. It just looks that way until you know where to look!

    Check your network interfaces: ip addr show
    Test connectivity: ping -c 4 google.com
    Check your routing table: ip route show

    #TechTipThursday #Linux #SysAdmin

  20. Networking on Linux isn't magic. It just looks that way until you know where to look!

    Check your network interfaces: ip addr show
    Test connectivity: ping -c 4 google.com
    Check your routing table: ip route show

    #TechTipThursday #Linux #SysAdmin

  21. One of the smallest changes that made the biggest difference in my workday: scheduling Do Not Disturb. Not turning it on when I remember. Actually scheduling it.

    Deep work hours in the morning. Lunch. After 6pm. Blocked and protected. Notifications will always be there when you're ready for them. Your focus window won't.

    What hours do you guard the most?

    #Productivity #DeepWork #WorkLifeBalance #Focus #TechLife

  22. One of the smallest changes that made the biggest difference in my workday: scheduling Do Not Disturb. Not turning it on when I remember. Actually scheduling it.

    Deep work hours in the morning. Lunch. After 6pm. Blocked and protected. Notifications will always be there when you're ready for them. Your focus window won't.

    What hours do you guard the most?

    #Productivity #DeepWork #WorkLifeBalance #Focus #TechLife

  23. One of the smallest changes that made the biggest difference in my workday: scheduling Do Not Disturb. Not turning it on when I remember. Actually scheduling it.

    Deep work hours in the morning. Lunch. After 6pm. Blocked and protected. Notifications will always be there when you're ready for them. Your focus window won't.

    What hours do you guard the most?

    #Productivity #DeepWork #WorkLifeBalance #Focus #TechLife

  24. One of the smallest changes that made the biggest difference in my workday: scheduling Do Not Disturb. Not turning it on when I remember. Actually scheduling it.

    Deep work hours in the morning. Lunch. After 6pm. Blocked and protected. Notifications will always be there when you're ready for them. Your focus window won't.

    What hours do you guard the most?

    #Productivity #DeepWork #WorkLifeBalance #Focus #TechLife

  25. One of the smallest changes that made the biggest difference in my workday: scheduling Do Not Disturb. Not turning it on when I remember. Actually scheduling it.

    Deep work hours in the morning. Lunch. After 6pm. Blocked and protected. Notifications will always be there when you're ready for them. Your focus window won't.

    What hours do you guard the most?

    #Productivity #DeepWork #WorkLifeBalance #Focus #TechLife

  26. Today's the day! I'm on stage this afternoon at LinuxFest Northwest.

    "Escaping the End-of-Life Nightmare: Lessons from the Linux Graveyard" 🪦

    Every Linux admin has a story. A server nobody touched for years. A distro that hit EOL while carrying something critical. A 2AM phone call that didn't have to happen.

    If you're in Bellingham, come find me.

    #LinuxFestNorthwest #LFNW #Linux #OpenSource #DevOps #SysAdmin #RHEL #RockyLinux

  27. LinuxFest Northwest is here and I'm so ready.
    There's something about being in a room full of people who genuinely care about open source that just recharges the batteries.
    If you're here this weekend come find me. Let's talk Linux, homelab, or whatever's on your mind.
    #LFNW #LinuxFest #Linux #OpenSource #Community

  28. #TechTipThursday
    Printers. The final boss of Linux administration. Check your print service is running:
    systemctl status cups

    List available printers:
    lpstat -p

    Send a file to the printer and pray:
    lp filename.pdf

    Linux has conquered the cloud, the kernel, and the enterprise. Printers remain undefeated.

  29. #TechTipThursday
    Printers. The final boss of Linux administration. Check your print service is running:
    systemctl status cups

    List available printers:
    lpstat -p

    Send a file to the printer and pray:
    lp filename.pdf

    Linux has conquered the cloud, the kernel, and the enterprise. Printers remain undefeated.

  30. #TechTipThursday
    Printers. The final boss of Linux administration. Check your print service is running:
    systemctl status cups

    List available printers:
    lpstat -p

    Send a file to the printer and pray:
    lp filename.pdf

    Linux has conquered the cloud, the kernel, and the enterprise. Printers remain undefeated.