It is assumed in this day and age that you already have a BS/BA degree. If you want to stand out from the stack of resumes from laid-off tech school IT workers, you need a higher degree.
Think about it. You got a intel chipset mobo running Cisco software off of flash. I know some cisco guys....this isn't rocket science. Running openbsd or linux and following prudent concepts will get you the same thing.
Just because it says "Cisco PIX" doesn't mean it was hatched from a daemon's ass and is the best. At work, I use them. Great service and reliable performance. At home, openbsd. That compact openbsd idea sound like a good start.
DO NOT go into debt getting engaged or married. 20 years down the road it won't matter if you spent $1k or $25k. Any woman who demands you go into debt should be ignored and dumped because she will keep screwing your wallet forever.
If you live near Seattle, then the best source for used racks of all sizes is Boeing Surplus. They have singles, doubles, and triples and lots of hardware. Halfs are rare. Most are $50-100.
Most are in good shape and blue. I have a single in my garage and run everything remote.
Standing in Cocoa Beach that day....
on
The Challenger
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· Score: 1
Watched it blow up live.
Bright and sunny day it was.
College classes were canceled.
A live launch is loud; the explosion didn't make much noise.
Slashdot Mirror
http://staff.washington.edu/jdlarios/autoclave/
Works like a charm. And it has various levels of paranoia to choose from.
http://www.majorgeeks.com/download3827.html
It is assumed in this day and age that you already have a BS/BA degree. If you want to stand out from the stack of resumes from laid-off tech school IT workers, you need a higher degree.
I have been using DansGuardian for years, I don't worry about anything.
Fine. Just make sure the occuping forces bring beer.
Paper does work best. I have lots of hardware I could use, but I still take good notes and use a Sony digital recorder.
The best part about using a spiral notebook is it continues to function normally after being dropped.
1. Install firewall of choice
2. Install DansGuardian
3. Let them roam the net
4. shut door and enjoy it.
I also built one a year ago. I shot the fog from behind small heather bushes. The fogs oozes out the bushes. I got the interval timer also which helps
Me too, got a bunch for the kids to play with.
Think about it. You got a intel chipset mobo running Cisco software off of flash. I know some cisco guys....this isn't rocket science. Running openbsd or linux and following prudent concepts will get you the same thing.
Just because it says "Cisco PIX" doesn't mean it was hatched from a daemon's ass and is the best. At work, I use them. Great service and reliable performance. At home, openbsd.
That compact openbsd idea sound like a good start.
Linux Terminal Server Project. A fresh and standard config on any client is only a reboot away.
DO NOT go into debt getting engaged or married. 20 years down the road it won't matter if you spent $1k or $25k.
Any woman who demands you go into debt should be ignored and dumped because she will keep screwing your wallet forever.
These are the fathers of Panasonic Toughbooks. We have one at work, freaking indestructable!
Politics!
Anyone who says otherwise doesn't have a real job in IT as an admin. If you get political backing for your mission, the rest is easy.
Here are the folks that make it:
N etDetect or_Data_Sheet.pdf
www.niksun.com
Carnivore is called NetDetector for commercial sales.
http://www.niksun.com/products/pdf_files/
About $20k, runs on BSD.
I believe his little server croaked.
Sounds like Linux Terminal Server Project in 10 years.
At least we know they can read the LTSP web site.
Buy Fred Martin's book "Robotic Exporations" first before you buy Mindstorms.
He and MIT helped invent the Mindstorms.
http://www.handyboard.com/
I have an OC3 at work. WoooHooo!
56k at home shared by 5 computers. Sucks.
Can't get dsl
Can't get cable
Need to chop trees and move hill for satelite.
Sucks.
Sucks.
Sucks.
If you live near Seattle, then the best source for used racks of all sizes is Boeing Surplus. They have singles, doubles, and triples and lots of hardware. Halfs are rare. Most are $50-100.
Most are in good shape and blue. I have a single in my garage and run everything remote.
Watched it blow up live.
Bright and sunny day it was.
College classes were canceled.
A live launch is loud; the explosion didn't make much noise.
The original laser 747 is sitting on Boeing Field in Seattle next to a AWACS.
Drive on highway I-5 for a full view.
I see it every day....
http://bsdtoday.com/2000/November/News342.html#efo rum19
I believe that is called communism.
All I ever want is an address book that will function for everything....scheduler, palm pilot, email, ete.