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Not OC: Just found this on my old hard drive while grabbing some other stuff.
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I feel like this was made by a sysadmin
Hey…🖕
As a sysadmin, I feel like this is 100% accurate.
Except that we also give each other the finger.
Yeah but I respect other Sysadmins. They are formidable opponents.
As are their fingers.
Also true. 🖕 🫡
Ok but sysadmins are objectively cool
Relevant xkcd:
some are actually retarded. there was one time i was required an administrator permission and i went to one, asked for admin perms (administrator’s password) and they were busy so they basically sent the admin password to me and told me to just use it. it was so fucking hilarious for a second but i never used it after that one time.
Sys admin is a strange world. Unfortunately, this is how the ascension ritual works. You’ve acquired the the administrator password.
His watch has ended. Your’s has begun.
Whoever made this put a lot of work into it damn
I can’t make out any of the QA ones, need more pixels
Those are some old computers haha. That meme is pretty old…and still accurate.
And this is why devops is important
I think this meme was made before devops was a big thing.
Devops are like the new sysadmins. Except that wouldn’t work with this meme.
It’s twoo. It’s twoo.
I know “User Research” is a subset of design. But I think they hold the most important job of making sure the thing being built is actually what users want.
Non-IT, but dealt with the range of them. I feel like QA is probably the most important job, but hear me out.
Developers achieve the objective. We’re living in their reality.
Designers make it useful, without them it would be an esoteric product.
Project managers take the reigns and keep things moving along. Without them, feature bloat and endless development cycles would occur.
QA is the one linking everything to the public. They seem superfluous, but they are the safeguard. Are they tedious? Yes. Are they a PITA? Also yes. But their objective is to ask a single question: “is this gonna come back to bite somebody in the ass?” Is probably the most important and they’re the first person who gets paid to think about it in any detail aside from the sys admin.
The sys admin, to be fair, is literally Neo from the matrix, left to stop every visible bullet left from QA (such that they’re visible bullets and not a wall of lead). They know the damage and triage the wounded, can’t blame them for being bitter about dealing with the wounded every day.
But we all know deep down that engineer that has the mentality, “how can we…” but doesn’t necessarily think through every possible way that we apes can mess things up. And to that effect, enough monkeys banging on typewriters for long enough, something is gonna go wrong.
Perspective from a biologist, so keep your salt unless you’re gonna bitch about your blots.
I actually think QA is the one that shouldn’t be a separate role. Test cases ought to be written by the product owner or project manager as part of defining a feature to implement, and they should do manual testing of a feature before marking it done. Implementing automated tests is probably already the developer’s job.
This joke is very old and unoriginal. It’s not worthy of this community.
