The document presents ten tech-inspired commands that offer life advice for personal relationships and mental well-being. It emphasizes the importance of filtering meaningful connections, maintaining love, setting boundaries, and prioritizing joy over stress. The overall message encourages readers to embrace life's messiness while maintaining a sense of humor and connection.
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10 Tech Commands For DBA
The document presents ten tech-inspired commands that offer life advice for personal relationships and mental well-being. It emphasizes the importance of filtering meaningful connections, maintaining love, setting boundaries, and prioritizing joy over stress. The overall message encourages readers to embrace life's messiness while maintaining a sense of humor and connection.
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10 Tech Commands
for Life, Love, and
Letting Go
(a post every dev, DBA, and IT soul
needs to read before they timeout) Life.exe: Rebooting Humanity with Humor and SQL ping partner_IP -t -w 1️⃣ until_emotional_responsiveness
Translation:
Check in often. But set a timeout , not everyone is on the same emotional bandwidth.
(And definitely not everyone supports ICMP...)
2️⃣ SELECT * FROM life WHERE priority = 'people' AND noise_level < 50;
Wisdom:
Filter what truly matters.
Don’t let meaningless pings from Slack,
Twitter, or old trauma steal your bandwidth. 3️⃣ UPDATE love SET status = 'nurtured' WHERE last_quality_time >= NOW() - INTERVAL 1 DAY;
Reminder:
Love is a stateful object, not a stateless
function.
Update it regularly or risk data decay.
4️⃣ DELETE FROM mental_load WHERE source = 'others_opinions';
Liberation:
Clear your cache.
Free up memory.
Not every external input deserves to live in
your internal database. 5️⃣ Ctrl + C
If you’re in a toxic loop, just stop.
Interrupt the cycle.
You are not a background process that
has to run forever. 6️⃣ exit 0
The clean exit.
Sometimes, relationships, jobs, or phases end.
Not with drama, but with dignity.
Graceful shutdowns > forced terminations.
SELECT SUM(time), AVG(joy) 7️⃣ FROM memories GROUP BY person HAVING joy > stress;
Audit your circle.
Keep those who bring laughter, growth, and a
bit of beautiful chaos.
Archive the rest.
8️⃣ echo "I’m proud of you." >> self.log
Self-talk matters.
Append positive logs.
When the system crashes, you’ll have
records worth restoring from. 9️⃣ chmod +x boundaries.sh
Execute your boundaries.
Don’t just define them in theory.
Run them. Enforce them. Debug as needed.
cronjob: breathe.sh → schedule: * * * * *
Breathe. Regularly.
Even root users need air.
Even superusers forget to rest.
Bonus Command
SELECT meaning FROM life
WHERE gratitude IS NOT NULL AND regrets < 5 LIMIT 1; You’re not here to optimize to death. You’re here to connect. To experience.
To write messy code, love
deeply, crash sometimes ,
and still show up for the next commit.
Tagline
If relationships but hey , at least
were code, most of we’re not legacy us need a patch... systems. echo "Still alive." | wall TL;DR for the TL;DR People: Command Real-life meaning ping -t Show you care, but don’t flood the connection SELECT * FROM life Filter for what truly matters UPDATE love Love needs maintenance, not just creation DELETE FROM mental_load Clear others’ baggage from your system ctrl + C Walk away from draining loops exit 0 Graceful goodbyes > ghosting HAVING joy > stress Prioritize joy, not just uptime >> self.log Log your wins, not just your bugs chmod +x boundaries.sh Make your limits executable cron: breathe.sh Breathe. Daily. Like, on purpose. For more content Let’s connect
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