IT service management. Technology is cool and all, but if your CMDB or your organizational change management culture sucks , you're going to have a bad time.
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You're asking on Lemmy? Star Trek.
The geek/nerd distinction.
No questions.
I've always been a huge nerd for geography and traveling. Every other interest I tend to hyperfixate on then fall out of, but those 2 seem to be eternal. I love learning the history and geography of new places and going to see them.
So many things. Japan. Star Trek. 90's cartoons. Computers. Those are just a few.
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Preaching the use of GNU/Linux & GPG. Only had one or two takers. Both I built and maintained for. I'm married to one and the other lives an hour drive away and I don't drive.
No one listens. No one ever listens bar my wife. I'm offering free computers in exchange for practicing the art of preaching. No one has even accepted it bar my wife. facepalm We're all gonna die very very soon now.
I've been a nerd all my life.