Broadcom are dicks.
Similarly, users online have reported receiving cease-and-desist letters even though they haven’t issued updates since losing VMware support. One user on Spiceworks’ community forum reported receiving such a letter even though they migrated off of VMware and to Proxmox.
I switched to proxmox last summer and found it quite nice.
I was unemployed or slightly self-employed for about six years. It made it almost impossible to find a job. No tech company would call me with such a huge gap in employment. I was trying to get manual labor jobs and no one would call there either. There was a FAANG on my resume, so they knew I would split at the first opportunity to get back into tech. It was horrible.
Everything changed after I took a menial labor temp gig upgrading iPhones for staff at a hospital. I hated the work. But after four months doing that, I was employable again. I did a phone interview for a Linux sysadmin job at a fintech company and was supposed to do the in-person interview soon after. An IT company (Managed Service Provider) offered me a job before I could interview again and I just jumped on it. Over time, I came to like the work. More than what I did on the tent-pole product at the FAANG. I still work IT because it’s more rewarding to me and it’s easy and I have an independent source of income so I can afford to make less.
Get a temp gig. They’re easier to get because their disposable. It’ll help make the gap in employment fade into the background of your resume. I’m pretty sure you’ll have more opportunities after. All of this was through LinkedIn.
Oh my gosh it’s true.
The ports are numbered with arrows. Port one’s LED is on the left, port two is beneath port one and has its LED on the right. The two blinking above open ports are for even-numbered ports that are actively plugged in on the bottom row. I dunno why the LED for port five isn’t blinking; maybe the other end of the cable is connected to a device that is powered off.
Looks like it’s since been fixed.
Google announced that they’d start deleting inactive accounts a while back. If they hadn’t logged in for a while, that’d be plausible.
I mean, they’re leaning into the compromise. That’s just smart marketing.
Slowly and steadily, yes.
I’m sure it’s been insufferable with all our bullshit. Thanks for helping others avoid our noise.
I thought I recognized where this would go: Traffic [2000]
Proxmox ftw. Switched last summer. Quite like it. Used to be all-in on VMware. Oh well.