In reply to @mistrkorner:matrix.org
git gut and really lucky is what seems to be the metta

In reply to @leg7:matrix.org
Sometimes it's just shaking your ass on tik-tok

In reply to @jbara:matrix.org
this is the first time i hear about these (just googled comptia) .. Thanks , noted

As a gentoo user I’m guessing you already know a big chunk of knowledge for the LPI (linux professional institute) certs.

The comptia certs are moreso for IT, and less for comp sci. That said, they can still be useful in getting hired, and some of the info you’ll learn for them might paint a more complete picture

In reply to @helpterskelpter:matrix.org
Also Nico I’m still working on finding a way to get an MXM GPU to work in a standard PCIe slot :p

In reply to @helpterskelpter:matrix.org
I haven’t done any, at one point I was studying a lot of the free material on the web for these certs, but since learned I don’t want to do computery things for a living.

I agree korner, for me it was also just the realization I was condemning myself to sitting down in an office for the majority of my life, or working with mindless machines. I’d like to do something either with people or something where I have more of an impact.

Also yeah, most manual labor jobs are factory jobs (fish processing included). There are exceptions, mainly construction, especially outdoors geared ones (like railroad construction). Just make sure to look for a good union, there’s ones that hurt more than help

In reply to @jbara:matrix.org
Florida Man: in that case , is there a chance I can go to alaska with you for processing fish ? lol

In the chance you were serious, most of these companies actually provide a lot of support to foreigners looking to work. It is annoying to work here as a foreigner paperwork etc wise, but they’ll help you out.

Plus, over the season, depending on how good the fishing is, you can easily make a net 10-20k USD, which seems to be worth a few pretty pennies in your country