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yatiWell. At least I know I still can find my way in these SSH/telnet sessions.
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nestrez who drilled most of what I know into my head when I started my Old Job years ago. To be perfectly honest, I wasn't really qualified to do what I was doing, but she was patient enough and I made mistakes enough to learn things (almost killed a server dead once, omg).
Hey look I still remember how to grep stuff!
. . . Oh god I've forgotten how you quit Vim.
Oh. It's
If I don't return, assume I've been sucked in by code.
It's all thanks to
nestrez who drilled most of what I know into my head when I started my Old Job years ago. To be perfectly honest, I wasn't really qualified to do what I was doing, but she was patient enough and I made mistakes enough to learn things (almost killed a server dead once, omg).Hey look I still remember how to grep stuff!
. . . Oh god I've forgotten how you quit Vim.
Oh. It's
:q. Brilliant. Seems like my memory still works.If I don't return, assume I've been sucked in by code.
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Date: 16 May 2009 11:27 am (UTC)I haven't connected to anything using SSH for 2.5 years. At least. Coding I've been doing on and off (though never difficult things and never in Perl) but hopefully there'll be less fail in that department!