We asked some heavy questions in last week’s SysAdmin Weekly newsletter > “What happens when access to high-performance compute becomes a subscription privilege instead of an owned capability?”
We asked some heavy questions in last week’s SysAdmin Weekly newsletter > “What happens when access to high-performance compute becomes a subscription privilege instead of an owned capability?”
Make a passport a requirement to vote. Then block the issuing of new passports. Magats in action.

The agency, which regulates U.S. passports, began issuing cease and desist orders to not-for-profit libraries in late fall, informing them they were no longer authorized to participate in the Passport Acceptance Facility program as of Friday.
Software didn’t suddenly get more complex it just seemingly got more careless.
In this week's edition of SysAdmin Weekly I’m digging into “craft vs. shovelware,” silent failures, undocumented limits, and why SysAdmins keep absorbing the blast radius of “good enough” software decisions.
We've changed the format as well! Less link-dump. More real-world talk.
"Best practices” are just guidelines vendors erase when you’re not looking. This week’s SysAdmin Weekly: Broadcom nukes VMware licensing, Hyper-V management drama, Linux stress-testing revival, and security hits (RDP scans + Android malware).
Read → https://newsletter.sysadminweekly.com/p/sysadmin-weekly-13-former-best-practices
Troubleshooting in IT is more than skill, it’s art. We break down decades of hard-learned lessons on this week’s SysAdmin Weekly podcast. 🎧
https://youtu.be/Tx4VITDb5e4?si=3-bvgqMu46HH02WE
Other platforms available here! > https://www.sysadminweekly.com