Where did you learn everything you know /g/, what got you started?

>>58310913
The internet

>>58310913
First semester at university.

At home in the 80's -- gaming/warezing

>>58310925
fpbp.

>>58310984
Third post still going strong but getting some grey hairs.

Funnily enough my old dad who no longer knows anything about technology at all and I don't know why. It's not Alzheimer's or anything. As I grew up he stopped caring about it.

>>58310925
>>58310995
>The internet
>fpbp.

Internet wasn't a thing when I started. Of course it existed already, but there were no providers for normal households during my childhood.

However, "The C Programming Language" by K&R is a good book if you want to learn something.

Ive been burried in my computer for 14 years. Self taught.

school

/r/homelab
/r/linuxadmin
/r/linux
/r/netsec
/r/networking
/r/sysadmin

Ubiquiti/Proxmox/Stack Overflow forums.

Michael Jang RHCSA Study Guide

>Have a problem or a curiosity
>Furiously search the internet for days like an autist on adderall
>Consume all media I can get my hands on about subject
>Read forums of other people who are interested in subject
>Slowly get less shitty in my knowledge and skills about subject

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>>58311524
dude tell me what homelab is

>>58311880
It's a lab used for learning at your own home.

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>>58311962

how is it different from my desk?