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On 2023-09-17, Muttley@dastardlyhq.com <Muttley@dastardlyhq.com> wrote:
> Unfortunately when sys admins write garbage code the dev team in most
> companies often ends up picking up the pieces and usually rewriting it.

Alternatively:

1. Sysadmins are forced to write code around applications that are buggy
   or don`t do everything that is required, don`t report information
   in good ways, or don`t interoperate.

2. Sysadmins are valuable team members who identify a need, and
   prototype a working solution.

3. Sysadmins are the only solution providers in companies without a
   "dev team" which is, by my estimation, most companies.

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