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Such a beautiful mindset Chris is showcasing in this video: https://youtu.be/C1lsMfzyJ5s?si=yNQ10pPMkJlGi0F_! I’ve been following Chris Titus‘ outstanding work for years now, and allow me to tell you that his approach to this phenomenon called technology (particularly from a software guy perspective) is, above every other ‘techtuber’ out there, the most comprehensive, reasonable, original and productive by far (at least, for my particular use case).
Invoking CTT’s WinUtil script on a fresh Windows box is as organic to me as installing a browser (and, actually, any other basic or advanced application can be indeed installed by using his masterful script).
Just type in your terminal: irm «https://christitus.com/win» | iex …I don’t even think about it that much. It’s just the way I interact with my Windows machine for years at this point.
What it starts as an attempt to switching from Windows to Linux as a long-time Windows certified sysadmin, turned into an exotic journey throughout the dense jungles of learning by doing and adopting multiple, greyish, obscure perspectives and methodologies, with the main purpose of recovering the joy of breaking things in order to check out how they actually work… or may (or should) work.
The rabbit hole which is Linux constitutes not only an exciting way of learning something new, but also a whole new manner of falling in love again with technology by challenging our pre-established points of view.
Chris is truly an example for all of us tech enthusiasts. Above all his principles or features, I find these to be the most remarkable:
-Multi-OS workflow & mindset.
-Multi-programming language perspective.
-Think out-of-the-box approach.
-Gentle, reasonable, thoughtful and thought-provoking professional.
-Keep learning and enjoying tech, regardless the difficulties and failures or the well-known tribal-oriented criticism.
-Embrace change.
In summary, thank you very much for all these years of hard work, Chris! I really hope to keep learning (and having fun with tech) your way 😉
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