/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>291454
Wow, awesome input.
Gotta change some plans, I know a bit of windows and linux but not much making networks/adminning them.
Gonna get my CCNA real soon and I know some python, just gotta work with windows domains and such network admin related.
>>292549
This too is a good idea.
I read hacker news, have been for some time, it gives a pretty interesting view of programming. Definitely no codemonkey stuff, most of it seems like a damn good way to live.

A webdev guy from my class said it's all fun and games and in NY, if you pick your code niche correctly, people are throwing money at you.

I was considering going into corporate/java stuff... but that just looks like code monkey business, working in a suit and tie, filling out orders depending not on their feasability but on company politics.

Web-dev seems like the wild west of IT.