Yep, good luck managing dozens or hundreds of servers that only have vi on it.
Granted, it does matter what your use case is, but most boxes do not have emacs on it so the need to know that is a heck of a lot smaller in many cases.

I got that, too. The extra layer was indeed amusing

manage servers, troubleshoot network connectivity issues, etc. etc.

I know some of the aspects of managing web servers with SSL can be somewhat involved, but a basic understanding of generating a csr, requesting a cert and installing that cert should be understood at a theoretical level and the practical execution should be fairly straight forward to work through.

anyway!

that war is over, and vi won

Now, as to interviewing people for IT, who will be working on *nix, asking "emacs or vi" used to be a teasing question, now you're lucky if they know what one or both are.

It's OK Citizen, if you're not doing anything wrong you have no need to worry.
Move along.

Sorry, Fire TV, no Kindle in the name

Kindle Fire TV is a set top box...

so yes, he did leave it plugged in constantly.

I guess you need to find the right over the ear headphones.
I have some that are just perfect for mowing the lawn, or riding the bike.

They make me sick, literally. Give me on ear headphones any day

Is a CIT degree counted in the numbers? The list of degrees by subject seems to be Computer Science and Technology...

Two years ago I ripped (to FLAC) about 1000 CDs my wife and I had collected since the early 90s.
The only ones that wouldn't rip were the ones that had deep scratches on them. We still have the CDs in our posession and still buy new ones and rip them to FLAC when they come into the house.

Seems like a sound plan, they are backed up and uploaded to Google Music, too, so we can listen to them anywhere

it's not just about leaving the country, it's also about being allowed to work above board

A large proportion of those brought in on H1Bs are low skilled grunt workers, something many locals can do

After controlling for offshoring levels, our estimates indicate that H-1B admissions at the current levels are associated with about 5% lower short-run wages for computer programmers and systems analysts
http://www.cfr.org/united-stat...

And there are plenty of reports that indicate at least a 6% drop in wages for local workers due to H1B employees