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When I started at my current job, I had basically no familiarity with AWS. Someone tried to explain how AWS networking worked to me and did so by drawing this on the whiteboard at the office.
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Pretty accurate
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Hey thanks for this. Imma put AWS expert in my cv now.
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Right, it does make the concepts very straightforward.
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I just see a piece of toast. now I want toast! bring toast, computer man!
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and they probably used a permanent marker for it.
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Story time. One time I was working for a local monthly paper that was all-volunteer and I interviewed someone at one of our local colleges. The interview went fine but on my way out, I noticed through a window of an empty classroom a white board with nothing on it except the words:
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holy chew that was excellent, thanks for introducing that into my life!
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I guarante you that we use the same scrutiny to calculate return on your ads.
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20 GOTO $LUNCH
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are we sure this is the right angle?
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I think they're actually right about this one.
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Idk, I think it depends on their angle
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If it's in a meeting room or public space, that whiteboard is fair game when you leave it, unless you write DO NOT ERASE in big letters. Them's the rules
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Pro tip: that's why people write "please do not erase"
Another pro tip: do not erase if you read that on a white board
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I haven't checked but that angle may not actually be 90°
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Well yeah, that's why you gosub lunch
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Maybe there's i axis shenanigans going on from a different perspective
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samich :]
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