I didn’t learn these skills for a job, they simply suited the job I found. If you enjoy what youre doing, and it builds problem solving skills, you will be hard pressed to regret learning the skill.
That said, I started out answering phones, and built from there. Fix peoples problems and keep your eyes open for a job that let’s you fix the kinds of problems you find interesting.
Depends on who is hiring.
I’m in the role you are describing. I can’t code, but I’m good at troubleshooting and if required I can read code.
I would much prefer to work along someone who spent highschool tinkering with game mods than someone with a CS degree, as troubleshooting requires a specific skillset that is developed better by breaking and fixing things than by learning the fundamentals of how computers work or best practices for coding.
That said, if you wanna work for an OEM doing actual chip design or engineering and stuff, you’re prolly gonna need that degree.
Can’t get kicked in the dick
Yes, this is why I point it out. I agree with you, but no part of this is actually common sense. It just feels like it.
If you are capable of giving good directions…
I’m probably not arguing with you, and I’m not trying to regardless. You seem like you have tried this, watched it happen, go “huh, neet!” And then get it to take the next step in whatever you were doing in the first place only to find out you didn’t provide adequate requirements for your config.
Didn’t know I needed some good old fashioned pessimism to ground me today. Thanks!
“Why do I need to use one if you already have an IUD? Do you think I’m some STD-ridden guy?”
Fucking yes! Put the goddamn condom on!
I mean… Are they right on top of this? The internet has only been around for… 40 years now?
Piracy has been a significant part of it for at least the last 30.
I dont want to sound like I’m justifying the lack of responses, but govt moves at the speed of govt, and it really doesn’t feel like anyone is really on piracy.
Reading comprehension… What even is it?
I do see that the light has mostly obscured a small band of blue so maybe its at a really neat phase of tarnish, but that’s speculation and this photo provides no evidence that is actually the case. Either way, I really dont think the tarnish article goes far to actually explain the blue aside from describing the mechanism.
That is a surprisingly not blue tarnish, if its supposed to explain what OP is showing us, if it makes a point, please help me comprehend.
I do see that the light has mostly obscured a small band of blue so maybe its at a really neat phase of tarnish, but that’s speculation and this photo provides no evidence that is actually the case. Either way, I really dont think the tarnish article goes far to actually explain the blue aside from describing the mechanism.
Pictures of tungsten tarnishing aren’t helpful when op is talking about silver. Stating “thank you, that’s the general idea yes, but I was trying to ask more specifically” isn’t an attack on you. You don’t need to defend yourself.
This implies that I am paying to access HA outside my network. I am not. You do not need any kind of subscription to access home assistant externally.
That little piggy stayed home
Why wait? I moves with you!