It kills me that it never occurred to me there would be a market for videos of re-living the work I did from 1997 on. I could have made a ton of 'content' about that.
It kills me that it never occurred to me there would be a market for videos of re-living the work I did from 1997 on. I could have made a ton of 'content' about that.
My videos would consist mostly of: “Chris is cursing msbuild again.” “Chris is losing a table tennis game to Mike again while he waits for the build to complete.” And so forth.
Right? When I saw the list of Server 2008 things it's like... (a) please no I don't want to see that again and (b) you do know that Server 2025 is basically the same, right?
That's actually the entire point of this specific endeavor. Windows server hasn't really changed that much, and professionally I deal with tons of small businesses remediating these sorts of legacy systems.
So in a sense I'm just setting the old systems up to have a better understanding when I engage to tear them down.