I haven't tried it underwater yet, but Linux does run nicely on the Pi.

It is actually the Peter principle:

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"Employees are promoted according to their current progress rather than the required skills and aptitude"

. Dr. Laurence Peter described it in his 1969 book "The Peter Principle: Why Things Always Go Wrong".The Peter Principle: Why Things Always Go Wrong. The principle has been summarized as "Employees rise to their level of incompetence" or "Once you learn your current job really well, we'll promote you to a job you will need to learn". He bemoans the fact that most employers do not provide the training needed to make the employee competent at the new job. Things have changed, though, since 1969. Most employers are now reluctant to provide training for any employee.

Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. Mainly used for texting and 2FA. I will occasionally take a photo with it but I prefer using a camera for that. I got it as a refurbished special from my service provider. It handles voice calls well but I don't like talking to people. I don't think I'm old but I do remember when phones came with wires attached and were provided free of charge by TPC (The Phone Company). I grew up in a small village where we had a local operator. Our phone number was 66. A friend lived out in the countryside. His phone number was line 5 ring 3. Things all changed in the early 1960's when the operator was replaced by an automated exchange and our crank phones were replaced by rotary dial units. It was about that time that the pace of change started to accelerate. As I said, I don't think I'm old but I probably am.