Which skills should I absolutely master to become a competent
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Which skills should I absolutely master to become a competent sysadmin? Here are my current sysadmin skills:
know how to use...
>SSH
>FTP
>RDP
>Linux shell
know how to:
>manage databases
>connect domain names to servers
>port forward
>install common webserver soft (Apache etc.)
>script BASH
Install gentoo
>>52225994
Calculus, physics, electromagnetic theory, circuits, lil' bit of chemistry, signals, embedded systems, maybe a language like C++ or Java.
Then just get an engineering degree and make a shit ton more money.
>>52225994
A 14 year old can do this.
>>52226073
I sold a pair of my 780ti's to a guy locally, to find out he's 12 years old and assembling builds to sell them online and undercut local builders by 5%.
>>52225994
Ugh why do people feel the necessity to comment on things they have no idea of? Just shut the crap up for once
>>52226087
Without calling everyone on /g/ the same thing, it seems the entire social media 'thing' is to comment on any single thing you can, no matter the input or opinion.
Load up a song in soundcloud and look at all the fucking comments at certain parts of the song. It's ridiculous.
>>52226101
Soundcloud comments at least are funny, this is just sad
>>52225994
how to get the tip of your D wet, t2bhsenpafiam
>>52226086
Not 12, but I plan on doing this. Is it profitable?