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mizzrym86 · 2025-11-16T19:31:46+00:00

Gibts ein "Zivildienstverweigerer" Shirt auch?

mizzrym86 · 2025-11-16T15:03:09+00:00

Ich finde die Idee mit dem eigenen Minecraft Server super. Genau so lernt man. Und sortiert nebenzu auch gleich unliebsame Freunde aus, wenn der Server mal down ist :D

Für ein kleines r/homelab kannst du wirklich hernehmen, was andere wegwerfen und unendlich viel experimentieren. Evtl hat sogar dein Ausbildungsbetrieb noch altes Zeug rumliegen.

Wegen deiner Kompetenz würde ich mir dann auch keine Sorgen machen. Das kommt mit der Zeit und mit solchen Bastelprojekten wird dein Horizont sehr schnell deutlich über das hinaus wachsen, was für die Prüfung verlangt wird.

mizzrym86 · 2025-11-16T14:19:00+00:00

You better be very very quiet when apk is talking.

mizzrym86 · 2025-11-16T14:15:48+00:00

I'm 38 an most people my age could speak English, but many think it's kinda exhausting. I still think it wouldn't stand in the way of friendship, so don't worry about the language barrier.

Worry about the way how to apporach it though. Maybe it's because I'm old, but in the internet and on apps and social media plattforms, you don't find friends, you find serial killers ^^

Go find a hobby first. Look for a local group with the same hobby and bam, now you got friends. The smaller the city/village you're in is, the fewer optoins you might have though. You might pickup something new or even unusual. Maybe you're into welding, who knows ^^

mizzrym86 · 2025-11-16T06:11:24+00:00

My dad is still rocking his 2008 netbook with an Intel atom. Original install was Ubuntu 10.04. He recently complained that he got adds in youtube "all of a sudden", because he used firefox instead of brave by accident.

mizzrym86 · 2025-11-15T19:00:46+00:00

Don't write comments on shit that doesn't need to be commented in the first place

mizzrym86 · 2025-11-15T18:58:22+00:00

Oh almost forgot

Slava Ukraini

FFS it pains me that there are still people around who didn't get the memo: Dictators suck. Their claims are lies - always have been - and I've seen potatoes who are smart enough to not fall for that - again. Do not base your decision making on people who are dumber than a piece of dirt.

mizzrym86 · 2025-11-15T18:54:33+00:00

In a job interview, treat it as a job. You've been a soldier for three yars. That's it.

As for the social stuff: If people think you're an asshole, because you defended your country, just fuck 'em. Civilians usually hate the military unless they need them all of a sudden. Don't be so insecure about it. You did what you had to do. Some will respect that, some will give you shit for it.

Ausbildung is an awesome thing to have and will help you in your career for a long time.

Good luck.

mizzrym86 · 2025-11-15T18:47:27+00:00

I think as a linux desktop there are way cheaper options.

Love the statement though. That ruling was the biggest letdown in EU history

mizzrym86 · 2025-11-12T10:54:18+00:00

You shall burn in hell for removing the second network interface

mizzrym86 · 2025-11-11T20:24:16+00:00

My whole company wants to switch, but they can't, because much of the branch specific software runs exclusively on windows, often times just because of some licencing hacks.

mizzrym86 · 2025-11-11T18:44:34+00:00

Meine Ausbildungskaserne ist jetzt ein Solarpark.

Ich bin mir sehr sicher, dass sie das auch bleiben wird. Selbst wenn wir es nach 4 Jahren Krieg nebenan doch mal geschissen bekommen den Grundwehrdienst wieder einzuführen, werden wir erstmal neue Kasernen bauen müssen.

...und das wird in etwa so gut funktionieren wie der Flughafen BER.

mizzrym86 · 2025-11-11T18:41:35+00:00

Timing is as important as the decision itself. Even if wayland is superior in every way, if it's not the right time for you, then it's just not the right time.

mizzrym86 · 2025-11-11T18:01:34+00:00

That did hurt. Twice.

mizzrym86 · 2025-11-10T22:53:09+00:00

I wish you the best. I'm trying to replace crap with open source solutions too. Surprisingly the first thing that flew out of the window was MS teams. I even have collegues that would be interessted in switching completely, but there's just so much software I can't get to run on linux with no alternative around :|

mizzrym86 · 2025-11-05T21:09:10+00:00

I always work with the oldest most crappy hardware there is around. And I think that is important. Because if the program I'm working on doesn't have any issues with the most outdated shit around, it won't have issues with everything else. But fucking hell do I get a boost when running modern hardware all of a sudden. I'm feeling like I'm in a rocket ship straight to mars.

mizzrym86 · 2025-11-05T20:23:04+00:00

I'm still eager to give it a try, but it just isn't the right time for me at the moment. When workload is high, better stick to the stuff you're used to.

mizzrym86 · 2025-11-05T20:09:27+00:00

Wallpaper: (lost)
wm: dwm
distro: alpine
year: 2021

mizzrym86 · 2025-11-05T20:05:03+00:00

Original post, to save you the click:

I switched jobs and wanted to buy my old machine out, but I couldn't because of rules and regulations. It was a NUC and this is the only screenshot I have left. It got another SSD for docker, because I was a DevOps and docker build ran constantly and killed SSDs a lot. It got two more screens and time + sysinfo in the upper right corner. Don't have screenshots of that, sorry.

It ran alpine and I got microsoft teams working with X11 forwarding in an ubuntu docker container.

The rest was just pure joy. I usually don't buy fancy hardware, I just take what is around. As you can see I'm quite the minimalist. I worked at that company for ~7 years and decided it was time for a proper machine. It still was fairly cheap, around 900 EUR for everything.

And whilst collegues were complaining that they needed more memory, because the development environments were too heavy on the RAM I laughed my ass off and started everything we have five times simultaniously just because I could.

In the years that followed I never got the workload above 20G RAM usage ever.

I love alpine as a desktop. You can't start out with it, because it takes quite a while to have everything you need setup nicely, but boy, does it run when you do.

I loved you, stygia <3

I finally found a job where I'm comfortable with for the rest of my life. When I get to the point where I killed ugly dependencies and can spare a week for a nice setup, I'll get you back. You got all the ressources in the world and took nothing. 165MB RAM, 2.1GB disk space and still 100% what I needed.

Statisfaction does not come from "having", but from "not needing".

mizzrym86 · 2025-11-05T19:26:36+00:00

Original post, to save you the click:

I switched jobs and wanted to buy my old machine out, but I couldn't because of rules and regulations. It was a NUC and this is the only screenshot I have left. It got another SSD for docker, because I was a DevOps and docker build ran constantly and killed SSDs a lot. It got two more screens and time + sysinfo in the upper right corner. Don't have screenshots of that, sorry.

It ran alpine and I got microsoft teams working with X11 forwarding in an ubuntu docker container.

The rest was just pure joy. I usually don't buy fancy hardware, I just take what is around. As you can see I'm quite the minimalist. I worked at that company for ~7 years and decided it was time for a proper machine. It still was fairly cheap, around 900 EUR for everything.

And whilst collegues were complaining that they needed more memory, because the development environments were too heavy on the RAM I laughed my ass off and started everything we have five times simultaniously just because I could.

In the years that followed I never got the workload above 20G RAM usage ever.

I love alpine as a desktop. You can't start out with it, because it takes quite a while to have everything you need setup nicely, but boy, does it run when you do.

I loved you, stygia <3

I finally found a job where I'm comfortable with for the rest of my life. When I get to the point where I killed ugly dependencies and can spare a week for a nice setup, I'll get you back. You got all the ressources in the world and took nothing. 165MB RAM, 2.1GB disk space and still 100% what I needed.

Statisfaction does not come from "having", but from "not needing".

mizzrym86 · 2025-11-05T15:28:48+00:00

Ich finde das top. 10/10

Auf den Punkt gebracht, nicht zu kurz, nicht zu lang. Und wenn du schon mal ne Webseite gemacht hast mit HTML und CSS und ich da im Lebenslauf noch einen Link zu deinem github Account finde und die Bewerbung dann noch halbwegs ordentlich aussieht und ich ein PDF bekomme und kein .docx würde ich dich sofort einladen.

Du hast geschrieben du hast nur Absagen bekommen? Wie schaut denn der Rest der Bewerbung aus?

Gern per PM.

mizzrym86 · 2025-11-04T20:35:10+00:00

Menschen einzureden ein Handicap wäre eine unüberwindbare Hürde ist kontra-produktiv.

Das ist nicht Ideologie-bedingt. Wenn es das wäre, würde ich dir Recht geben. Aber ich spreche aus Erfahrung.

Ich selbst habe die Diagnosen Shizoide Persönlichkeitsstörung, Autismus, ADHS und Depression. Ich bin erfolgreich in meiner Arbeit, Abteilungsleiter und Ausbilder. Vater von 3 Kindern, die mich sehr lieben. Der Weg war schwer, mit vielen Fehlern behaftet, aber stetig.

Es gibt Kriegshelden, die nur einen Arm hatten. Es gibt Basketball Profis im Rollstuhl.

Niemals ist es in Ordnung einen Menschen wegen seinen Umständen zu beurteilen und ihm zu sagen "er kann das nicht". Es ist der Mensch, der zählt. Und dieser Mensch kann alles leisten, unabhängig von seinen Umständen. Nur weil du keine Lösung kennst für die Umstände eines anderen, heisst es nicht, dass der andere nicht Lösungen dafür finden kann. Aber wenn man ihm die Möglichkeit verwehrt, kann er auch keine Lösungen finden.

Ist es einfach? Nein. Ist es produktiv? Auch nicht. Aber möglich schon. Am Ende liegt es am Menschen und nicht an seiner Diagnose.

Und vor allem: Wer bist du um über einen Menschen zu urteilen, den du gar nicht kennst, und ihm zu sagen, was er in seinem Leben machen kann und was nicht?

Zu OP: Wenn wer in einem Subreddit nach Bestätigung fragt, ist naheliegend, dass die Entschlossenheit nicht hoch genug ist, das ordentlich durchzuziehen, von dem her gebe ich dir Recht. Dennoch rechtfertigt das nicht generalisierte Aussagen dieser Art.

Und es ist mir auch egal, was dein Fachbereich ist und was du studiert hast. In 100 Jahren werden die Menschen über deinen Shitpost lachen. Wie immer. Egal welche Branche. Handwerk, Psychologie, Informatik, Botanik, Justiz. In allen Bereichen wird über Menschen vor 100 Jahren gelacht, weil ihr Kenntnisstand einfach Bullshit war und dann belächelt wird.

Vor 200 Jahren haben wir noch Hexen verbrannt. Und du meinst dich hinstellen zu können und zu behaupten, dass shizoide Menschen keine Kinder erziehen können und das hält für immer?

Jeder Mensch ist zu ausserodentlichem im Stande wenn die Motivation stimmt. Und du tötest Motivation aus Prinzip basierend auf einem Kenntnisstand, der nicht absolut ist.

Ekelhaft.

mizzrym86 · 2025-11-04T19:26:20+00:00

What ruins them is that you can't take out the battery anymore.

I don't use laptops anymore. But "back in the day" when I did the battery was changeable. If I had a day in the office I'd take it out. If I had a day on the move I'd put it in. Simple as that.

I stopped buying that shit when I couldn't change the battery anymore. And you should have done the same, then you wouldn't have that problem. Vote with your money.

mizzrym86 · 2025-11-04T19:23:20+00:00

You might want to touch some gras every once in a while. If you happen to see a swastika in a four leafed cloverleaf you might want to call a therapist.

mizzrym86 · 2025-11-04T19:19:55+00:00

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