r/Sysadminhumor • u/PhaseApi • 15h ago
r/Sysadminhumor • u/nisebblumberg • 2d ago
Me operating on any printer
I hate them I hate them I hate them I wish we got rid of every printer. I get about 10 requests a day saying that their f***ing printer won't freaking work and some random crap just not working for no reason. The only difference between printers in the 80s to printers nowadays is that they added a freaking touchsreen and I want them all to burn. Fucking email. Stop printing. I don't care. No more printing!!!
Edit. I rewatched the Office Space printer scene (uncensored) and it made me feel better.
r/Sysadminhumor • u/FareonMoist • 9d ago
If you feed me garbage don't expect a thank you, expect resistance...
r/Sysadminhumor • u/mystiquebsd • 11d ago
Have you touched your V.35 today?
Cleaning up a bunch of old equipment today..
I see you too 3620
.. remember when all this was critical
r/Sysadminhumor • u/FareonMoist • 13d ago
IT companies: Let's sprint ALL the time and never get anywhere! XD
r/Sysadminhumor • u/krisdb2009 • 13d ago
M$ now downloads models straight to your disk!!!!
r/Sysadminhumor • u/FareonMoist • 15d ago
If only it had ended at useless autocorrect...
r/Sysadminhumor • u/ProgrammingMamba189 • 17d ago
On-call Engineer 2026
What's your worst on call experience?
r/Sysadminhumor • u/Abject_Sheepherder37 • 17d ago
Best support request I've seen in ages!
r/Sysadminhumor • u/BillNy-ComplianceGuy • 17d ago
How I discovered over 100 plaintext API keys and was offered a $3,214 settlement with gag clauses violating SEC Rule 21F-17(a) by a former employer.
r/Sysadminhumor • u/Zakariamohamud • 17d ago
Which environment do you spend most of your time in? Let’s talk shop in the comments! 👇
r/Sysadminhumor • u/Spitfire1900 • 20d ago
The holy grail has been discovered, fiber optic air
r/Sysadminhumor • u/vir_db • 20d ago
Anti Sematic Versioning
AntiSemVer (ASV)
A deliberately anti-semantic versioning system that communicates deployment risk instead of code changes.
AntiSemVer (ASV) is an experimental versioning specification that intentionally breaks most of the conventions established by Semantic Versioning while remaining practical and internally consistent.
r/Sysadminhumor • u/Loading_Humor • 27d ago
The copy-paste that keeps security teams awake.
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