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Re: KDE/new Redhat install (was Re: Has anyone ever been)
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Fri, 24 Dec 1999 00:52:32 GMT
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On Wed, 22 Dec 1999 03:28:18 GMT, cjc@NOSPAMnewsguy.com (Mike Stanley)
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> Jasper Janssen <jasper@janssen.dynip.com> wrote:
> > MCSE always was 7 tests, since realistically you want +I added as well
> > ;)
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> Actually, MCSE+I is 9 exams. So I'll have 3 more to go. :( Only
> one after that to MCDBA, tho.
Really? My memory must be failing. Old age or something.
>
> Really? Everyone I've spoken to, either on the employee getting the
> training side or the manager/employer paying for it says the norm is
> to a) require a commitment from the employee to stay and b) a
> commitment from the employer to raise the employee's compensation in
> some way.
Uhm, exactly. I thought you were saying otherwise, so that was a bit
of a misunderstanding.
Actually, a) happens 100% as far as I can see, but b) is rarer.
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> > I thought you were allowed pen and paper, and possibly even a
> > calculator in the exam?
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> Pen and wipe board, and a simple calculator. Not the most useful
> thing for binary. Then again, I'm not too concerned about keeping
Heh. My "simple calculator" (Casio fx-115s) does binary, IIRC. Not
that I ever use it. Or that calculator, for that matter. wonder where
I left it. (It should tell you something that in six years of high
school, I went through four calculators due to losing the previous
one. Sure, I found em again after a few months, but still..).
> all the subnetting tables in my head. If there is one thing I
> brought to my current profession from my former classical studies
> it's a concern more for how to do things and where to find the facts
> I need, rather than to commit every single one of them to memory. :)
One two four eight sixteen thirtytwo sixtyfour hundredtwentyeight.
There. Everything you need to convert BIN2DEC and back.
> Man, sitting here right now tapping on my laptop stinks, but I wired
> the phone jack in my computer room for the 2nd line in anticipation
> of getting my ISDN setup tomorrow. Sitting in the recliner is cool,
> but I still need a decent mouse substitute and just a wee bit larger
> keyboard...
What you need is a 100" TFT 10.000 lumen LCD rear projection screen,
1600*1200, a real keyboard (make it a www.pckeyboards.com model), a
real mouse or trackball (Logitech, and don't forget the ruddy wheel,
OK?), a DVD player in your laptop, and Quake II in the player. Or the
Matrix, whichever way your tastes go.
Oh, and Dolby Digital Surround 5 channel, and THX.
And an OC-3.
Jasper
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