Bah, your just trolling, go figure,
the ignorance or laughable comment
of no matter how good they are sums
it up, hehe .
There is a Unix Services section to M$ now,
and some ppl now it well, some of us are
from all the way back from the VAX/VMS
days like myself . So go troll elsewhere,
sorry I didn't see it for what it was sooner .
If your Cisco Systems trying to sell small
rack mount switches for $3,000 - $4,000 .
And Juniper, Extreme, and others...come along
for alot less, and start taking ur pie what
do you do ???
Lay off the Engineers and programmers!!
Yeah, that's it, its there fault, they demanded
expensive components, and and and.....
B.S.
Good Sales ppl should be kept, Good programmers
and Engineers should be kept .
I saw crap Engineers and crap programmers kept,
and All of the marketing maggots and sales
maggots keep their jobs .
Some "INCREDIBLE" ppl were let go becasue they
had tactical options, tactical 401k,
tactical salaries .
Alot of this went down and is being used to
de-value the labor force, and the H1-B's are
just part of that .
We got 30,000 Middle Eastern worker visas in
this country that are expired, and the
governments plans are to question them .
Not deport them .
The cheap labor is the key, the fact that
the average H1-B can be pressured into working
REALLY long hours .
I can do 10 - 11 hour days, but doing the
13- 14 hours days 6 days a week like I saw
some do at Cisco Systems, no not for the
Suits playing their shell game that pumped
and dumped and sold huge amounts of stock
right before there released SEC filings .
Its happened at MANY companies, it is going
to continue to happen .
The house and the senate prior to 9-11, even
in the face of the DOT COM bust !!!
VOTED...
To DOUBLE, from 100,000 to 200,000 per year
the number of migrant H1-B visa workers
coming into the country per YEAR....
It passed by how much ????
98-1 on the vote....
My god, when is the last time ANY vote got
98-1 in that corrupt flea ridden bag of
lawyer perpetuating scum .
Come to find out a professor at Univ. of Davis
from Calif. went and complained to them, and
called them out on the fact that the Tech
Industry lobbied them with $22 million in
cash ( and prizes, of the record ) on the
record .
12 mill to the republicans
10 mill to the Dems
So, if you want to know where your american
dream went, it was sold .
I want the ppl overseas to have jobs too, but
here is the deal, you do not like americans
in your countries workign high paying jobs,
and actively seek to end it .
Don't play the hypocite with me, and cry what
a pig I am , we voted the senate and the
house in to REPRESENT us .
They are getting piad by us, to REPRESENT us .
They are really little corporate whores ,
that will sell out at the drop of a hat ....I need to calm down...
peace Out...
Ex-MislTech
Re:Amen to that, only incompetents are out of work
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The Laid-off Techie
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· Score: 0
Your first job was in 2000, hahaha, ok,
you speak from a huge, vast, immense,
base of personal experince .
Dood, ur a kid, glad you got a job, hope
you keep ur job .
You were at Adyava for only 4 months,
why is that ???
I concur, I started back on 8 bit machines,
and learned basic, cobol, fortran, and then
went to the military and worked on missile
systems .
Got back out, went into Bio-med, bank equipment,
and then Telecom and networking for the...
"THE" Voip debacle...
So now I am doing contract desktop support
wherever I can find it, while knocking out
all the certifications I can .
Such is life, corporate America by and large
looks at the hardcore Techs as being
responsible for the DOT COM crunch and felt
we over charged them for a game plan that
didn't work .
What they forget is, that we often complained
that their pre-conceived idiocies were bad
ideas often with bitter rebukes from them .
Bottom line is...it was their game plan,
not ours, we just did our best to implement .
As long as Non-Tech ppl are making descisions
for Tech companies, you are gonna get suits
running the show, and offering champagne
and caviar to clients at sales demos
just like Cisco Systems did when I worked for
them .
Furniture was not sold when it was no longer
appealing to the marketing pukes, they threw
it in the dumpsters . Hell the CFO released
a memo chastizing them for this behaviour .
Carte Blanche' for Sales, marketing, and Suits.
Look at Winstar, half or more of their ppl
just flushed like yesterdays news .
Look at Broadband Office, or Zephion the
last ditch prayer spin-off .
pathetic...
Alot of these companies sole goals was to get
bought and cash out, greed vs. goals .
Oh so many Enrons, Oh so many shell games,
so many filthy rich execs taking millions
of dollars of money that was entrusted to them
on belief in their honesty, integrity, and
knowledge .
When in fact it was all a ruse, to scam just
as much cash as they can .
Yeah, that's it your so much MORE than them,
you got time to post crap like this on/.
I do take offense at calling a "GOOD" MCSE
with Enterprise experience a janitor .
I might let you slide with the A+ crowd, but
who the hell are you to say who is a techie
and who is not ??
What "UNIQUE" qualification gives you the
right to judge anyone ??? Or are you just
that much of a Linux god that anyone that
dares touch the UNCLEAN M$ machines is a
vile servant of the evil one ?
Go pay for a reality check, ur more ego and
attitude than brains...
Ex-MislTech
Get the Transcenders, it gives you a taste
of the Tom Foolery, lets you know what you
are up against .
I nailed it, 596 to pass, scored well over
900, and moving on to another Cert .
I am taking the time off to do the Certs, I
have seen several jobs on www.monster.com
for over 80,000/yr if you have the CCNA+MCSE
and relevant experience .
I used to wrok for Cisco Systems as a Lab
Engineer, but got the 8,500 head Ax applied to
me as with many others .
So its time to get the Certs, my supervisor
(that also got laid off) knew I was damn good
at my job, but no one else really does unless
they have worked with you or know someone
they trust that has as well .
Ding Ding Ding... Correct !!!
http://www.cedmagazine.com/ced/0009/9001.htm
AirFiberÂ's OptiMesh topology supports a mesh network of point-to-point wireless optical links using 785 nm lasers, each operating at 622 Mbps. The links are established between rooftop nodes that serve as an access point for that building, as well as a relay point for traffic originating elsewhere in the mesh. Each pole-mounted node is equipped with up to four optical transceivers, a standard drop to the building (an OC-3c/STM-1 or OC-12c/STM-4 interface), a control processor, a compact ATM switch that picks out the traffic for the building it serves, and cross-platform element management system software. The company claims the OptiMesh system will deliver 99.999 percent reliability.
Ex-MislTech
http://www.cedmagazine.com/ced/0009/9001.htm
Excerpt :
AirFiberÂ's OptiMesh topology supports a mesh network of point-to-point wireless optical links using 785 nm lasers, each operating at 622 Mbps. The links are established between rooftop nodes that serve as an access point for that building, as well as a relay point for traffic originating elsewhere in the mesh. Each pole-mounted node is equipped with up to four optical transceivers, a standard drop to the building (an OC-3c/STM-1 or OC-12c/STM-4 interface), a control processor, a compact ATM switch that picks out the traffic for the building it serves, and cross-platform element management system software. The company claims the OptiMesh system will deliver 99.999 percent reliability.
One company is " Guaranteeing " 99.999 %,
AKA (5) 9's reliability , and does it thru a
"Mesh" type network setup . They may have
beat the problem thru multiple links and
sending traffic over multiple paths .
Info here :
http://www.cedmagazine.com/ced/0009/9001.htm
Excerpt here :
AirFiberÂ's OptiMesh topology supports a mesh network of point-to-point wireless optical links using 785 nm lasers, each operating at 622 Mbps. The links are established between rooftop nodes that serve as an access point for that building, as well as a relay point for traffic originating elsewhere in the mesh. Each pole-mounted node is equipped with up to four optical transceivers, a standard drop to the building (an OC-3c/STM-1 or OC-12c/STM-4 interface), a control processor, a compact ATM switch that picks out the traffic for the building it serves, and cross-platform element management system software. The company claims the OptiMesh system will deliver 99.999 percent reliability.
Hmmm, a homegrown version of this does sound
affordable, read this article...
http://www.cedmagazine.com/ced/0009/9001.htm
Excerpt...
TeraBeamÂ's Fiberless Optical Network system features a point-to-multipoint (hub-and-spoke) configuration using 1550 nm lasers. At the heart of the technology is a transmitter/receiver that is about the size of a small satellite dish (estimated to cost about $150 to construct) that
Granted a total network of this is gonna cost
a fair amount, but a non-redundant cross
campus link could be semi-affordable .
Ex-misltech
Re:Video with depth?
on
Video with Depth
·
· Score: -1, Offtopic
Slashdot Mirror
Bah, your just trolling, go figure,
the ignorance or laughable comment
of no matter how good they are sums
it up, hehe .
There is a Unix Services section to M$ now,
and some ppl now it well, some of us are
from all the way back from the VAX/VMS
days like myself . So go troll elsewhere,
sorry I didn't see it for what it was sooner .
LOL
Ex-MislTech
If your Cisco Systems trying to sell small rack mount switches for $3,000 - $4,000 . And Juniper, Extreme, and others...come along for alot less, and start taking ur pie what do you do ??? Lay off the Engineers and programmers!! Yeah, that's it, its there fault, they demanded expensive components, and and and..... B.S. Good Sales ppl should be kept, Good programmers and Engineers should be kept . I saw crap Engineers and crap programmers kept, and All of the marketing maggots and sales maggots keep their jobs . Some "INCREDIBLE" ppl were let go becasue they had tactical options, tactical 401k, tactical salaries . Alot of this went down and is being used to de-value the labor force, and the H1-B's are just part of that . We got 30,000 Middle Eastern worker visas in this country that are expired, and the governments plans are to question them . Not deport them . The cheap labor is the key, the fact that the average H1-B can be pressured into working REALLY long hours . I can do 10 - 11 hour days, but doing the 13- 14 hours days 6 days a week like I saw some do at Cisco Systems, no not for the Suits playing their shell game that pumped and dumped and sold huge amounts of stock right before there released SEC filings . Its happened at MANY companies, it is going to continue to happen . The house and the senate prior to 9-11, even in the face of the DOT COM bust !!! VOTED... To DOUBLE, from 100,000 to 200,000 per year the number of migrant H1-B visa workers coming into the country per YEAR ....
It passed by how much ????
98-1 on the vote....
My god, when is the last time ANY vote got
98-1 in that corrupt flea ridden bag of
lawyer perpetuating scum .
Come to find out a professor at Univ. of Davis
from Calif. went and complained to them, and
called them out on the fact that the Tech
Industry lobbied them with $22 million in
cash ( and prizes, of the record ) on the
record .
12 mill to the republicans
10 mill to the Dems
So, if you want to know where your american
dream went, it was sold .
I want the ppl overseas to have jobs too, but
here is the deal, you do not like americans
in your countries workign high paying jobs,
and actively seek to end it .
Don't play the hypocite with me, and cry what
a pig I am , we voted the senate and the
house in to REPRESENT us .
They are getting piad by us, to REPRESENT us .
They are really little corporate whores ,
that will sell out at the drop of a hat . ...I need to calm down ...
peace Out...
Ex-MislTech
Your first job was in 2000, hahaha, ok,
you speak from a huge, vast, immense,
base of personal experince .
Dood, ur a kid, glad you got a job, hope
you keep ur job .
You were at Adyava for only 4 months,
why is that ???
Niiiiccceee...
Ex-MislTEch
I concur, I started back on 8 bit machines,
...
...
...
and learned basic, cobol, fortran, and then
went to the military and worked on missile
systems .
Got back out, went into Bio-med, bank equipment,
and then Telecom and networking for the
"THE" Voip debacle
So now I am doing contract desktop support
wherever I can find it, while knocking out
all the certifications I can .
Such is life, corporate America by and large
looks at the hardcore Techs as being
responsible for the DOT COM crunch and felt
we over charged them for a game plan that
didn't work .
What they forget is, that we often complained
that their pre-conceived idiocies were bad
ideas often with bitter rebukes from them .
Bottom line is...it was their game plan,
not ours, we just did our best to implement .
As long as Non-Tech ppl are making descisions
for Tech companies, you are gonna get suits
running the show, and offering champagne
and caviar to clients at sales demos
just like Cisco Systems did when I worked for
them .
Furniture was not sold when it was no longer
appealing to the marketing pukes, they threw
it in the dumpsters . Hell the CFO released
a memo chastizing them for this behaviour .
Carte Blanche' for Sales, marketing, and Suits.
Look at Winstar, half or more of their ppl
just flushed like yesterdays news .
Look at Broadband Office, or Zephion the
last ditch prayer spin-off .
pathetic
Alot of these companies sole goals was to get
bought and cash out, greed vs. goals .
Oh so many Enrons, Oh so many shell games,
so many filthy rich execs taking millions
of dollars of money that was entrusted to them
on belief in their honesty, integrity, and
knowledge .
When in fact it was all a ruse, to scam just
as much cash as they can .
How quaint .
Ex-MislTech
Yeah, that's it your so much MORE than them, you got time to post crap like this on /.
I do take offense at calling a "GOOD" MCSE
with Enterprise experience a janitor .
I might let you slide with the A+ crowd, but
who the hell are you to say who is a techie
and who is not ??
What "UNIQUE" qualification gives you the
right to judge anyone ??? Or are you just
that much of a Linux god that anyone that
dares touch the UNCLEAN M$ machines is a
vile servant of the evil one ?
Go pay for a reality check, ur more ego and
attitude than brains ...
Ex-MislTech
Get the Transcenders, it gives you a taste
of the Tom Foolery, lets you know what you
are up against .
I nailed it, 596 to pass, scored well over
900, and moving on to another Cert .
I am taking the time off to do the Certs, I
have seen several jobs on www.monster.com
for over 80,000/yr if you have the CCNA+MCSE
and relevant experience .
I used to wrok for Cisco Systems as a Lab
Engineer, but got the 8,500 head Ax applied to
me as with many others .
So its time to get the Certs, my supervisor
(that also got laid off) knew I was damn good
at my job, but no one else really does unless
they have worked with you or know someone
they trust that has as well .
Ex-MislTech
Yeah, like CCIE, just another 4 letters in CAPS,
hehehe, I used to work at Cisco, I got laid off,
some of the CCIE's were ok, some were incredible.
But...I have met Elitists with degrees that
cannot take a computer apart, cannot secure
an OS, cannot layout a 5-4-3 network design .
So, degrees and 4 letters in CAPS both have
there moments, it often depends on the person
more than the Degree/Certification .
Ex-MislTech
Ding Ding Ding... Correct !!! http://www.cedmagazine.com/ced/0009/9001.htm AirFiberÂ's OptiMesh topology supports a mesh network of point-to-point wireless optical links using 785 nm lasers, each operating at 622 Mbps. The links are established between rooftop nodes that serve as an access point for that building, as well as a relay point for traffic originating elsewhere in the mesh. Each pole-mounted node is equipped with up to four optical transceivers, a standard drop to the building (an OC-3c/STM-1 or OC-12c/STM-4 interface), a control processor, a compact ATM switch that picks out the traffic for the building it serves, and cross-platform element management system software. The company claims the OptiMesh system will deliver 99.999 percent reliability. Ex-MislTech
Ip Sec - ssh2 - yada yada yada , sniff this ! Ex-Misltech
http://www.cedmagazine.com/ced/0009/9001.htm Excerpt : AirFiberÂ's OptiMesh topology supports a mesh network of point-to-point wireless optical links using 785 nm lasers, each operating at 622 Mbps. The links are established between rooftop nodes that serve as an access point for that building, as well as a relay point for traffic originating elsewhere in the mesh. Each pole-mounted node is equipped with up to four optical transceivers, a standard drop to the building (an OC-3c/STM-1 or OC-12c/STM-4 interface), a control processor, a compact ATM switch that picks out the traffic for the building it serves, and cross-platform element management system software. The company claims the OptiMesh system will deliver 99.999 percent reliability.
One company is " Guaranteeing " 99.999 %, AKA (5) 9's reliability , and does it thru a "Mesh" type network setup . They may have beat the problem thru multiple links and sending traffic over multiple paths . Info here : http://www.cedmagazine.com/ced/0009/9001.htm Excerpt here : AirFiberÂ's OptiMesh topology supports a mesh network of point-to-point wireless optical links using 785 nm lasers, each operating at 622 Mbps. The links are established between rooftop nodes that serve as an access point for that building, as well as a relay point for traffic originating elsewhere in the mesh. Each pole-mounted node is equipped with up to four optical transceivers, a standard drop to the building (an OC-3c/STM-1 or OC-12c/STM-4 interface), a control processor, a compact ATM switch that picks out the traffic for the building it serves, and cross-platform element management system software. The company claims the OptiMesh system will deliver 99.999 percent reliability.
Hmmm, a homegrown version of this does sound affordable, read this article ...
http://www.cedmagazine.com/ced/0009/9001.htm
Excerpt...
TeraBeamÂ's Fiberless Optical Network system features a point-to-multipoint (hub-and-spoke) configuration using 1550 nm lasers. At the heart of the technology is a transmitter/receiver that is about the size of a small satellite dish (estimated to cost about $150 to construct) that
Granted a total network of this is gonna cost
a fair amount, but a non-redundant cross
campus link could be semi-affordable .
Ex-misltech
Go Fish...Oh...You already are ...LOL
I think they are going to use Holography ultimately, its just slow in coming to the mainstream .