Unfortunately trying to get them to replace your display based on 1 or 2 bad pixels will get you nothing, my dell has the same sort of policy, 6 bad pixels is considered acceptable. The chance of Sony replacing it for you is basically zero which leaves you with the rather questionable task of fucking up the display yourself so that they have to replace it. this involvs opening up your display and monkeying around with stuff but being careful to make it look like things weren't monkey with'd so that your display is sufficently fucked for them to replace it.
Any certification that you don't need to sit in a lab for are,as someone else said, bunk. CCIE, Bay Expert, LCNP and exams like them where you are lab tested for a day and a half are the only certifications that show real skill.
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But probably necessary.
For example, Openview with a big map of the network looks cool and all, but it sucks to manage.
Networks are managed by events, not by maps.
OMFG, Ikari Warrior drove me insane.
Could it even be beaten?
Unfortunately trying to get them to replace your display based on 1 or 2 bad pixels will get you nothing, my dell has the same sort of policy, 6 bad pixels is considered acceptable. The chance of Sony replacing it for you is basically zero which leaves you with the rather questionable task of fucking up the display yourself so that they have to replace it. this involvs opening up your display and monkeying around with stuff but being careful to make it look like things weren't monkey with'd so that your display is sufficently fucked for them to replace it.
Any certification that you don't need to sit in a lab for are,as someone else said, bunk. CCIE, Bay Expert, LCNP and exams like them where you are lab tested for a day and a half are the only certifications that show real skill.