Got Linux skills and looking for better work?

Right now is the perfect time to upgrade employers, trade in your current old and busted sweatshop for something new and better before this whole Linux fad dies down (flamebait).

From LinuxDevices.com:

Strong demand for Linux professionals outpaced overall job growth during the past year, according to IT job clearinghouse Dice.com. As of August 1, job listings for Linux-experienced tech pro’s have jumped 36 percent so far this year, and 55 percent from 12 months ago, the service reports.

In contrast, Dice says, total job postings are up just 13 percent since January, and 18 percent from one year ago.

Link to the full article

Bored? Check out IamBored.com for some funny and unfortunate adverts placed in the wrong place at the wrong time, like this one below.

Yeah, this is retarded fun, but it’s good for a few laughs and groans.

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Join the Undersecretary of Superheroics in her never-ending battle against evil. You can start by getting this manual ‘The Government Manual for New Superheroes‘ and then by registering your Superhero name and identity.

The Bureau of Superheroics Mission Statement:

To support those who take the law into their own gauntleted hands and defend the planet and its population from threats both supervillainous and alien; to administer all Governmental Regulations pertaining to Costumed Crime fighters and to provide Indispensable Guidance in Straightforward Language regarding the same; to eschew Unnecessary Capitalization wherever Practicable; and to revise and publish, from time to time, The Government Manual for New Superheroes.

Are you a Lost fan?

‘Lost Spoilers‘ has some info on a teaser one reader found in the ABC cafeteria in MGM Disney Studios while vacationing in Orlando.

Here’s the page with teaser description.

Welp, sounds like it’s a whole new ballgame…assuming this guy isn’t fibbing

Villains always lose, but let’s face it; they have more fun.

Hatching dastardly plots, almost achieving global domination, these unrepentant fiends do what they will until the Goody Two-Shoes of the world catch up with them in the final chapter. Neil Zawacki, a California-based freelance writer and secret evildoer, has concocted a sly step-by-step guide to joining the forces of darkness. 

How to Be a Villain