I imagine you'd need to know that stuff to be a Sysadmin for a company. I took a semester for that stuff in community college and all the little things you had to remember blew my head right off my shoulders.

Sysadmin has very little to do with hardware details. The sysadmin at the school I worked at spent basically all of her time in Microsoft Active Directory/SCCM. She also created the images for deployment and managed the content filter. Obviously working for a school would be different than working for some big for-profit corporate place, so idk there could be differences.

I'm a Network Engineer so I deal with infrastructure, access points, switches/routers, servers, domain controllers...hardware specs like Plankton's been talking about has never once come up in my work

I run a CAD department. I need to know hardware as well as networking.

Makes perfect sense

Got a Google Pixel 4 today, it's very fantzy.

Fantz fer yer pantz.

My RAM came in the mail yesterday. I installed it and and my laptop got up, grabbed a beer and started playing random Mingus tunes while finding the moments of inertia for five trillion separate truss designs as it told people on social media that all their base belong to us. It was only at 5% of it's resources.

I have the pixel XL 3, love it :love:

I might get the 4, even though they took the fingerprint scan thingy away and do the face now. :o:

I'd rather do your face than your fingers.

I envy you have a simple img for everything. Life must be a breeze for you.

Yesterday i bought a 32inch hisense roku tv for gaming.