If I could figure out how to be a Sys Admin remotely I would be packing up my stuff tonight. Being a Sys Admin means you have to close to the hardware, unless every thing can be controlled via terminal servers and you have backup access via modem. Since the stock crash everyones ideas of adding that support has gone out the window, figures... Budgets are tight and we are searching for ways to cut cost everywhere. (could you start reading slashdot at off hours?)

Hell I'm still young enough to start over. Get out from under the terminal and back behind a camera. Back to film work maybe, wasn't doing that bad when I was doing it in NYC afew years ago...Who knows, for now the rent needs to be paid and the old ladies that live next to Krow haven't put there house on the market yet... Guess I'll be in Boston for a while longer. Couldn't afford to get out of my apartment and move into another and have to pay for both.

Maybe I'll just have to learn perl so I can move up the ladder to become a Programmer, they can atleast live remotely...

To much to do with the holiday's just around the bend... Working as one of the 4 full time sys admins for OSDN is a hell of alot of fun except for months like the next three.

On a good note my little slashsite of my own is going very nicely...

Slashdot is always growing but I have to say keeping ALL on the static pages built has its downfalls. I have to find them more disk space yet again... Ugh...

They have 14 machines to run Slashdot. 3 of the DB, 2 NFS and the rest webservers.

Well enough of me leaking out behind the IP setup...