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/g/, do any of you actually work in a technology-related field? Or are you really a whole bunch of socially autistic weeb NEETs? Some of you seem like you know your stuff.
Where do you draw the line of "competency" in technology?
also why does this board obsess over shitty Linux man, wtf. it's an os as much my grandma rides rollerblades.
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No
Coding bores me, I don't care about what new shit jewtel or AMD shit out
I'm getting a degree in History and then I plan on rotting away as a man with a meme degree
I'm just here for the bants
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>>58659171
bad bait
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>>58659171
endless loop of playing videogames, masturbating, and eating cookies
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Childhood is believing you can shitpost only after learning to install Gentoo and writing a SAT solver in C. Adulthood is realizing that you can b8 autists without knowing anything about these topics.
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Been outta high school for like 5 years, went to college for and dropped out before the first year ended, am in parents basement and haven't ever gotten a job despite dropping out last March. Am socially autistic weeb NEET. I'm making a mobile app that I'm gonna sell though, I think it'll turn my life around.
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>>58659171
sophomore in cs. least I'm honest. currently learning c++ and web dev, duck math and stats.
competency means knowing your field, and having experience in its useful applications. linux is useful as a dev/server environment. putting it on your home pc to feel special is stupid.
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>>58659171
Too edumecated to be here. I am reject from tech field. After people interview me, they say I am bad at coloring white board with algos. Life hard. I suc.
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>>58659171
Still in school, work as an intern IT Specialist. Mostly system admin work with the occasional reporting using SSRS. Learning a lot.
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>>58659171
been trying but it's difficult
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