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I installed lainchan and I can't get the catalog and the page links to work. I'll give anyone who can fix it $100 worth of eth. I'm assuming not op because he sucks.

>>55015405
>installed lainchan

>>55015415
you know the fork of vichan for imageboards

>>55015405
installed lainchan? How tf does that work?

>>55015389
>welfare
>buy btc
>wait
>buy more btc
>retire

>>55015421
you have to install lamp server and follow the instructions ofc

>>55015445
I've never even used lainchan but I liked the anime will check it out

>>55015389
thats funny i worked as a software engineer for 6 years not wanting to move back home, freedom and money

i just quit my job and moving back home

>>55015389
Get certificates
CCNA
Security+
Networking

>>55015453
why would you do that after i told you it doesn't have a catalog and its broken... I don't know why I thought a channer fork would be better than the original ff

>>55015405
Works for me lainchan org /sec/catalog.html

>>55015389
Your resume is shit and you have no past work history. You need to add something to your 4 line resume to stand out more

>>55015537
Which certifications? Why does my bachelor’s degree not count as one?

>>55015389
By buying a lot of VINU and staking it until you find a job of course, shit will get bullish soon, check Bitgert Ventures twitter and you'll see what I mean

Has anyone else noticed most jobs seem to be 'mid level' now, even though most workers should be entry/less experienced just because that's the way a pyramid of work/promotion should work? Businesses seem to no longer understand you need to hire entry level workers, before you can get mid level workers. This entire system is imploding.

>>55015405
I'm using lainchain through kurobaex on android, just add the board and walla

>>55015799
Your degree program didnt give you certifications like comptia+?

>>55016374
It did but I'm not sure which ones I need.

>>55016576
Just get Security+. Any retard who knows anything about computers can pass it.

>>55016576
Ideally, all of them. But comptia+/security+ are a requirement to be successful in the IT field.

>>55015389
>IT degree
What does that actually cover? Do you kode?
You should probably just lie on your resume about experience to get your first job.

>>55015799
Unironically an IT degree is completely worthless. In IT you need certs, nothing else matters. In CS you need a degree, nothing else matters. By nothing else I mean 'to get past the automated checkers', of course.
Your goal now is to apply to helldesk positions while pursuing your first cert. As the other anon listed, sec+ and net+ are good choices. You will probably not find a job until you have your first cert. Then you'll be in your helldesk position for a year while grinding cert #2 (which doesn't take long, but you have to run down the clock anyway) and then you can finally get an IT job.
Another issue is that all of the tech sector is extremely fucked right now, job market-wise. People with 15+ years experience can't get any job in dev roles and I read that people in IT are having a hard time even landing helldesk jobs.

>>55015874
Yes, we're in a pretty deep recession right now.