Major Arcana​
The N00b (The Fool)​
Upright: Fresh ideas, untapped potential, the excitement of starting a new project.
Reversed: Missed details, overlooked elements, the chaos of an uninitialized variable.
Yes or No: Yes, it's a good time to embrace the unknown and start fresh.
Caffeine Overflow (The Magician)​
Upright: Energy, creativity, the power of caffeination.
Reversed: Burnout, overwork, the crash after too much caffeine.
Yes or No: Yes, but don't overdo it; balance is key.
The Infinite Loop (The High Priestess)​
Upright: Wisdom, insight, understanding the complexities of the code.
Reversed: Confusion, endless cycles, getting caught in an infinite loop.
Yes or No: Maybe, you might need to step back and reassess.
The Compiler Oracle (The Empress)​
Upright: Clear understanding, foresight, predicting coding outcomes.
Reversed: Confusion, misunderstanding, unexpected errors or bugs.
Yes or No: Yes, if you've thoroughly reviewed and understood the situation.
Lord of Legacy Code (The Emperor)​
Upright: Power, control, understanding, and working with legacy code.
Reversed: Dictatorship, inflexibility, being hamstrung by legacy code.
Yes or No: Yes, but be wary of the restrictions in place.
The Duck Debugger (The Hierophant)​
Upright: Mentorship, understanding, and successful debugging with your trusty duck.
Reversed: Miscommunication, misunderstanding, your duck isn't helping you debug.
Yes or No: Yes, but you may need to seek advice.
Merge Conflict (The Lovers)​
Upright: Integration, union, successful code merging.
Reversed: Disagreements, disunion, the dreaded merge conflict.
Yes or No: Maybe, you'll have to resolve conflicts first.
The Market Conqueror (The Chariot)​
Upright: Successful product marketing, confident direction, control over market trends, triumph over the competition.
Reversed: Failed product marketing, lack of direction, loss of control over market trends, losing to competition.
Yes or No: Yes, this card is a strong signal of triumph and advancement, so the answer would be "Yes" in terms of achieving marketing goals or overcoming challenges.
The Lone Wolf Programmer (The Hermit)​
Upright: Self-reliance, autonomy, deep focus, single-handed coding mastery.
Reversed: Isolation, neglect of teamwork, inability to delegate or collaborate.
Yes or No: Yes, if solitude and deep focus are necessary, but be aware of the potential need for collaboration and teamwork.
The Spinning Wheel of Death (Wheel of Fortune)​
Upright: Change, cycles, the ebb and flow of development.
Reversed: Bad luck, negative cycles, seeing the spinning wheel of death.
Yes or No: Yes, but be ready for sudden changes and occasional setbacks.
Order of Operations (Justice)​
Upright: Effective prioritization, operational efficiency, fairness in resource distribution, strategic decision-making, accountability.
Reversed: Poor prioritization, inefficiency, unfairness in resource allocation, poor strategic decisions, lack of accountability.
Yes or No: This card signifies balance and fairness - if the question pertains to these qualities, the answer would be "Yes".
The Debugger (Strength)​
Upright: Courage, resilience, handling unexpected bugs.
Reversed: Weakness, lack of preparation, uncaught exceptions disrupting your flow.
Yes or No: Yes, but only if you are ready to face challenges.
Thread Deadlock (The Hanged Man)​
Upright: Patience, pause, waiting for processes to complete.
Reversed: Impatience, delay, getting stuck in a thread deadlock.
Yes or No: Maybe, you may need to wait or make a sacrifice.
Segmentation Fault (Death)​
Upright: Transformation, endings, the painful yet necessary process of dealing with a segfault.
Reversed: Fear of change, denial, unwillingness to address the segfault.
Yes or No: Yes, it's time for a significant change or transformation.
The Negotiator (Temperance)​
Upright: Balance, patience, the art of managing complex sales deals, blending different stakeholder needs into a harmonious agreement.
Reversed: Imbalance, impatience, rushing deals, creating discord among stakeholders by prioritizing one over the others.
Yes or No: Yes, if you can maintain balance and patience in your sales approach.
Feature Creep (The Devil)​
Upright: Unchecked expansion of scope, the allure of constant additions, being trapped in an endless cycle of revisions, bloated software
Reversed: Prioritizing project scope, rejecting unnecessary additions, breaking free from endless revisions, lean software development
Yes or No: This card warns against over-expansion, suggesting "No" when it comes to adding non-essential features.
The Tower of Tech Debt (The Tower)​
Upright: Mounting challenges, growing technical debt, delaying essential refactoring.
Reversed: Paying down, addressing issues, taking the necessary steps to refactor and resolve technical debt.
Yes or No: No, it may be a time of difficulty and hard work, but ultimately necessary for future progress.
The Rock Star Coder (The Star)​
Upright: Hope, inspiration, cranking out code like nobody else.
Reversed: Despair, lack of faith, feeling unrecognized or undervalued.
Yes or No: Yes, hold onto hope and continue striving for recognition.
Mysterious Bug (The Moon)​
Upright: Illusion, uncertainty, dealing with a bug that's hard to pin down.
Reversed: Clarity, truth, finally tracking down that elusive bug.
Yes or No: Maybe, things may not be as they seem.
The Enlightened Algorithm (The Sun)​
Upright: Success, joy, writing a flawless algorithm.
Reversed: Failure, unhappiness, dealing with a faulty algorithm.
Yes or No: Yes, you're close to achieving your goal.
Code Review (Judgement)​
Upright: Evaluation, feedback, receiving constructive critique during a code review.
Reversed: Denial, lack of introspection, rejecting valuable feedback.
Yes or No: Yes, but consider the consequences of your actions carefully.
The Global Recruiter (The World)​
Upright: Success in recruiting top-tier tech talent, completion of a demanding hiring cycle, acquisition of exceptional coding skills, securing a robust network of tech professionals.
Reversed: Failure in recruiting top-tier tech talent, inability to complete a demanding hiring cycle, struggle in acquiring exceptional coding skills, limited network of tech professionals.
Yes or No: This card is a strong signal of completion and success, so the answer would be "Yes" in terms of securing top tech talent and completing recruitment goals.
Minor Arcana​
Suit of Linux (Cups)​
Ace of Linux​
Upright: New project, beginning of understanding, system initiation.
Reversed: Failed launch, lack of understanding, system malfunction.
Yes or No: No, there are obstacles to overcome.
Two of Linux​
Upright: Balance, system stability, successful dual boot.
Reversed: Imbalance, system instability, unsuccessful installation.
Yes or No: No, there may be instability or imbalance.
Three of Linux​
Upright: Collaboration, successful integration, teamwork in system administration.
Reversed: Lack of integration, siloed teams, failed system update.
Yes or No: No, there may be difficulties in collaboration.
Four of Linux​
Upright: System security, secure firewall, well-managed permissions.
Reversed: System vulnerability, firewall breach, mismanaged permissions.
Yes or No: No, there are security concerns.
Five of Linux​
Upright: Healthy competition, open-source contribution, software evolution.
Reversed: Unhealthy rivalry, closed-source mindset, software stagnation.
Yes or No: No, there may be obstacles or stagnation.
Six of Linux​
Upright: Successful update, smooth migration, learning from past codes.
Reversed: Failed update, migration issues, neglecting past mistakes.
Yes or No: No, there may be difficulties in updates or migrations.
Seven of Linux​
Upright: Exploration, software growth, branching out into new distros.
Reversed: Stagnation, lack of growth, sticking to outdated systems.
Yes or No: No, there may be stagnation or lack of growth.
Eight of Linux​
Upright: Mastery, skilled command line use, proficiency in shell scripting.
Reversed: Lack of skill, misuse of commands, script errors.
Yes or No: No, there may be challenges or errors.
Nine of Linux​
Upright: Fulfilled objectives, successful deployments, efficient resource utilization.
Reversed: Unfulfilled plans, failed deployments, resource wastage.
Yes or No: No, there may be setbacks or inefficiency.
Ten of Linux​
Upright: Completion, stable system, successful automation.
Reversed: Incomplete tasks, unstable system, automation failures.
Yes or No: No, there may be incomplete tasks or failures.
Page of Linux​
Upright: Curiosity, learning, new user.
Reversed: Disinterest, stagnation, user frustration.
Yes or No: No, there may be disinterest or frustration.
Knight of Linux​
Upright: Action, bravery, diving into complex system issues.
Reversed: Hesitation, fear, avoiding complex issues.
Yes or No: No, there may be hesitation or avoidance.
Queen of Linux​
Upright: Understanding, intuition, mastery of system administration.
Reversed: Misunderstanding, confusion, system administration issues.
Yes or No: No, there may be misunderstandings or confusion.
King of Linux​
Upright: Control, authority, command over systems.
Reversed: Lack of control, chaos, system failure.
Yes or No: No, there may be lack of control or chaos.
Suit of Docker (Swords)​
Ace of Docker​
Upright: New container, beginning of an application, system isolation.
Reversed: Broken container, application failure, lack of isolation.
Yes or No: No, there may be failures or lack of isolation.
Two of Docker​
Upright: Balance, successful container orchestration, cooperation between containers.
Reversed: Imbalance, orchestration failure, container conflict.
Yes or No: No, there may be imbalance or conflicts.
Three of Docker​
Upright: Collaboration, successful integration, teamwork in container deployment.
Reversed: Misintegration, lack of teamwork, deployment failure.
Yes or No: No, there may be difficulties in collaboration or deployment.
Four of Docker​
Upright: Security, secure container, well-managed images.
Reversed: Insecurity, vulnerable container, poorly managed images.
Yes or No: No, there may be security concerns.
Five of Docker​
Upright: Healthy competition, open-source contribution, innovation in containerization.
Reversed: Unhealthy rivalry, closed-source mindset, stagnation in innovation.
Yes or No: No, there may be obstacles or stagnation.
Six of Docker​
Upright: Successful update, smooth image pull, learning from past deployments.
Reversed: Failed update, image pull issues, neglecting past mistakes.
Yes or No: No, there may be difficulties in updates or mistakes.
Seven of Docker​
Upright: Exploration, container growth, branching out into new images.
Reversed: Stagnation, lack of growth, sticking to outdated images.
Yes or No: No, there may be stagnation or lack of growth.
Eight of Docker​
Upright: Mastery, skillful orchestration, proficiency in Dockerfile scripting.
Reversed: Lack of skill, mis-orchestration, Dockerfile errors.
Yes or No: No, there may be challenges or errors.
Nine of Docker​
Upright: Fulfilled objectives, successful deployments, efficient container utilization.
Reversed: Unfulfilled plans, failed deployments, inefficient container usage.
Yes or No: No, there may be setbacks or inefficiency.
Ten of Docker​
Upright: Completion, stable environment, successful container orchestration.
Reversed: Incomplete tasks, unstable environment, orchestration failure.
Yes or No: No, there may be incomplete tasks or failures.
Page of Docker​
Upright: Curiosity, learning, new Docker user.
Reversed: Disinterest, stagnation, user frustration.
Yes or No: No, there may be disinterest or frustration.
Knight of Docker​
Upright: Action, bravery, diving into complex orchestration tasks.
Reversed: Hesitation, fear, avoiding complex tasks.
Yes or No: No, there may be hesitation or avoidance.
Queen of Docker​
Upright: Understanding, intuition, mastery of Docker orchestration.
Reversed: Misunderstanding, confusion, orchestration issues.
Yes or No: No, there may be misunderstandings or confusion.
King of Docker​
Upright: Control, authority, command over Docker environment.
Reversed: Lack of control, chaos, environment failure.
Yes or No: No, there may be lack of control or chaos.
Suit of Cloud Developers (Wands)​
Ace of Cloud Developers​
Upright: Initiation of a cloud project, harnessing cloud technologies, spark of innovation.
Reversed: Delayed projects, resisting cloud technologies, lack of innovation.
Yes or No: No, there may be delays or resistance.
Two of Cloud Developers​
Upright: Planning, setting project milestones, strategic cloud adoption.
Reversed: Lack of planning, delays in milestones, hasty cloud adoption.
Yes or No: No, there may be lack of planning or delays.
Three of Cloud Developers​
Upright: Teamwork, combined efforts, cloud-based collaboration.
Reversed: Disjointed team, lack of collaboration, miscommunication.
Yes or No: No, there may be difficulties in collaboration.
Four of Cloud Developers​
Upright: Celebration of milestones, successful deployment, cloud-based achievements.
Reversed: Delayed celebration, deployment failure, lack of achievement.
Yes or No: No, there may be setbacks or lack of achievement.
Five of Cloud Developers​
Upright: Challenges, competition, cloud-based conflict resolution.
Reversed: Avoiding challenges, fear of competition, conflict.
Yes or No: No, there may be challenges or conflict.
Six of Cloud Developers​
Upright: Recognition, validation, cloud-based successes.
Reversed: Lack of recognition, feeling undervalued, cloud failure.
Yes or No: No, there may be lack of recognition or failure.
Seven of Cloud Developers​
Upright: Defending, standing by your cloud solutions, perseverance.
Reversed: Defensive, stubbornness, inflexible solutions.
Yes or No: No, there may be defensiveness or lack of flexibility.
Eight of Cloud Developers​
Upright: Rapid development, swift cloud deployments, progress.
Reversed: Slow development, deployment delays, stagnation.
Yes or No: No, there may be delays or stagnation.
Nine of Cloud Developers​
Upright: Gained wisdom, experienced, leading cloud trends.
Reversed: Inexperienced, trailing behind, ignoring industry trends.
Yes or No: No, there may be inexperience or ignoring trends.
Ten of Cloud Developers​
Upright: Overwhelmed, heavy workloads, maintaining multiple cloud systems.
Reversed: Slacking, lack of commitment, neglecting systems.
Yes or No: No, there may be overwhelming workloads or neglect.
Page of Cloud Developers​
Upright: New beginnings, fresh approach, cloud computing novice.
Reversed: Fear of new things, old methods, resisting cloud computing.
Yes or No: No, there may be resistance or fear.
Knight of Cloud Developers​
Upright: Passionate, adventurous, embracing new cloud tech.
Reversed: Unenthusiastic, fearful, resisting new tech.
Yes or No: No, there may be resistance or fear.
Queen of Cloud Developers​
Upright: Nurturing, supportive, master in cloud technologies.
Reversed: Unsupportive, unsympathetic, lack of cloud expertise.
Yes or No: No, there may be lack of support or expertise.
King of Cloud Developers​
Upright: Commanding, authoritative, cloud computing expert.
Reversed: Weak leadership, lack of authority, lack of cloud computing knowledge.
Yes or No: No, there may be weak leadership or lack of knowledge.
Suit of FreeSWITCH Developers (Pentacles)​
Ace of FreeSWITCH Developers​
Upright: New FreeSWITCH project, potential, foundational knowledge.
Reversed: Missed opportunities, lack of foundation, stagnation.
Yes or No: No, there may be missed opportunities or stagnation.
Two of FreeSWITCH Developers​
Upright: Balancing multiple projects, adaptability, flexible solutions.
Reversed: Imbalance, inflexibility, poor multitasking.
Yes or No: No, there may be imbalance or lack of adaptability.
Three of FreeSWITCH Developers​
Upright: Collaboration, teamwork, joint project success.
Reversed: Lack of teamwork, disjointed efforts, failed projects.
Yes or No: No, there may be difficulties in teamwork or failed projects.
Four of FreeSWITCH Developers​
Upright: Financial stability from projects, careful management, security.
Reversed: Financial instability, poor management, insecurity.
Yes or No: No, there may be financial instability or insecurity.
Five of FreeSWITCH Developers​
Upright: Financial hardship, struggle, learning from failure.
Reversed: Missed lessons, fear of failure, ongoing struggle.
Yes or No: No, there may be ongoing struggle or fear of failure.
Six of FreeSWITCH Developers​
Upright: Sharing knowledge, mentorship, giving back to the community.
Reversed: Greed, selfishness, withholding information.
Yes or No: No, there may be selfishness or lack of sharing.
Seven of FreeSWITCH Developers​
Upright: Long-term plans, continuous learning, project growth.
Reversed: Lack of long-term vision, stagnation, project decay.
Yes or No: No, there may be stagnation or project decay.
Eight of FreeSWITCH Developers​
Upright: Mastery, skilled work, productivity.
Reversed: Lack of skills, procrastination, unproductive.
Yes or No: No, there may be lack of skills or procrastination.
Nine of FreeSWITCH Developers​
Upright: Financial independence, self-reliance, successful projects.
Reversed: Dependence, unreliable, project failure.
Yes or No: No, there may be project failure or dependence.
Ten of FreeSWITCH Developers​
Upright: Financial success, prosperous projects, security.
Reversed: Financial failure, unsuccessful projects, insecurity.
Yes or No: No, there may be financial failure or insecurity.
Page of FreeSWITCH Developers​
Upright: Eagerness to learn, beginner, potential.
Reversed: Lack of enthusiasm, inexperienced, wasted potential.
Yes or No: No, there may be a lack of enthusiasm or wasted potential.
Knight of FreeSWITCH Developers​
Upright: Ambitious, action-oriented, FreeSWITCH advocate.
Reversed: Lack of ambition, laziness, poor advocacy.
Yes or No: No, there may be lack of ambition or poor advocacy.
Queen of FreeSWITCH Developers​
Upright: Nurturing, patient, FreeSWITCH expert.
Reversed: Impatient, unkind, lack of expertise.
Yes or No: No, there may be impatience or lack of expertise.
King of FreeSWITCH Developers​
Upright: Mastery, authoritative, FreeSWITCH leader.
Reversed: Lack of mastery, poor leadership, ineffective leader.
Yes or No: No, there may be poor leadership or lack of mastery.