It's not the internet. It's never the internet. It's you.
Layer 8 is the most common point of failure. Always has been.
The lines that landed, printed on things you'll actually use. Punch at the behavior, never the person — and yes, the advice under each one is real.
> Drops are warming up. The list gets first dibs and launch pricing.
It's not the internet. It's never the internet. It's you.
Layer 8 is the most common point of failure. Always has been.
Password123! is not a password. It's a confession.
If it's on a sticky note, it's not a secret. Turn on a password manager.
Have you tried turning it off and on again?
Clears stale state, RAM, and half your tickets. It's not a joke, it's triage.
I can't fix the gap between the keyboard and the chair.
PEBKAC. Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair. The classic, sells forever.
Backups are like flossing. You lie about both.
An untested backup is a rumor. Restore it before you need it.
I survived the migration.
Every sysadmin earns this one. Evergreen, clean, mug gold.
Sudo make me a sandwich.
Without sudo it's just a request. With it, it's an order. Linux crowd knows.
Read. The. Error. Message.
The fix is usually in the text you just clicked past.
Tell us where to send the launch. You also get the weekly line and the actually-useful version underneath.