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    Dear Mastodon,

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    zolaris@mastodon.illumos.cafeundefined
    Dear Mastodon,I am a mechanical engineer who is about to make a major #career change. I have received a job offer from an international company for an Application Engineer position. The role involves supporting #CAD (computer-aided design), #PLM (product lifecycle management), and #PDM (product data management) systems and their underlying infrastructure.As far as I know, most of the applications are #Windows-based, but there are likely some #Unix-like systems involved as well. I do not have formal system administration experience, so I am looking for guidance on which technologies I should focus on to make this transition as smooth as possible. Could you recommend useful books, technologies, or keywords to explore?For context, I have homelab-level experience with Linux, networking, SSL, reverse proxying, ZFS, Solaris zones, bhyve, and FreeBSD, and I have been using OpenBSD as my desktop operating system for years.Thank you in advance for any #advice or recommendations.TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES:- Implementation, configuration, and maintenance of software and systems related to the supported area in line with corporate requirements.- Installation, configuration, and maintenance of critical software systems, as well as providing expert-level support to end users.- Management of application-related changes, handling major upgrades, and the introduction and testing of new systems and developments.- Publishing and testing new releases.- System administration and monitoring to ensure the performance and proper operation of supported software and systems.- Troubleshooting and problem resolution, including the management of system updates and fixes.- Analysis of business requirements and implementation of related processes.- Support for project management, including the preparation of documentation and reports.- Communication with clients and business units to maintain synergy between business requirements and system solutions.
  • rubenwardy@hachyderm.ioundefined

    #Onshape: to improve security, we don't keep you logged inalso Onshape: *makes everything public*

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    oblomov@sociale.networkundefined
    @rubenwardy SolveSpace might also be worth looking into.
  • iris@neuromatch.socialundefined

    What's the smallest kind of screw a lab could get a hold of?

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    I could fit 1 mm diam square-profile O-ring cord around the sample block if I count on compressing it in to half its width (other two dimensions unchanged) when sealed up properly. Does that seem reasonable? I worry about how little metal would be surrounding this, even if it's stainless steel.
  • foosel@chaos.socialundefined

    As I wanted to mount a zigbee indoor sensor outside (as a trial), I spent the past evenings designing and printing a gill shield.

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    foosel@chaos.socialundefined
    As I wanted to mount a zigbee indoor sensor outside (as a trial), I spent the past evenings designing and printing a gill shield. Special feature: a mesh cyclinder inside (mounted on two printed rings, set into top and bottom) plus a mesh circle on the bottom cover that together will hopefully keep insects and such out - the last thing I want to find when having to swap the batteries is a spider or wasp nest 😅All designed in @FreeCAD of course #freecad