Useless Thread MDCCLXXXII: Money for nothing and your chicks for free

[Bones Malone]

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[Kairi Zaide]

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[JMCx4]

Now that ain't workin', that's the way you do it.
Lemme tell ya, that @John Price ain't dumb.
Maybe get a blister on his little finger.
Maybe get a blister on his ... thumb ...

 

[John Price]

the next show for @Zaide to obsess over

'Assassin's Creed' Live-Action Netflix Series in Development - Variety

 

[HisIceness]

I want my MTV

 

[John Price]

 

[John Price]

@HisIceness did you lunch at BoJangles or Cookout today

 

[Kairi Zaide]

Tree of language.

 

[John Price]

Warzone is so broken lmao this guy literally driving around Verdansk in Juggernaut armor LOL

And Activision does nothing about this shit

 

[John Price]

I don't know why I spend 16 hours per day playing or watching Warzone when it's this buggy

 

[John Price]

this is f***ing ridiculous

how hasn't he been banned he is literally driving in the back of a pickup truck with juggernaut

 

[John Price]

Still have to do the Halloween event in Warzone. Only have 4 out of the 16 loots

 

[John Price]

@Tarantula Do you have A+ certification

 

[Tarantula]

Yeah, Network plus as well. It was years ago though, I have not been as active on networking issues the last few years either.

 

[John Price]

yeah you need A+ to be IT support

I' sure if I weren't so lazy I could be IT tech support too

Just want to sit at home all day watching Call of Duty

 

[John Price]

Networking sucks. Hate the OSI model.

 

[John Price]

Subnetting is bad.

Not trig or multivariate calculus or linear algebra bad but still bad.

 

[John Price]

I remember studying for certification exams and the networking portion had a lot of memorization. You have to know the ports. It's stupid.

Telnet

HTTPS

TSL

Kerberos

etc

 

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[John Price]

I think the funniest thing is that people learn Differential calculus in college but in the workplace they never use it.

 

[John Price]

Homer Simpson was a safety technician for decades without a nuclear physics degree. What does that tell you about how useful college is? All it does is teach you fancy ass shit you never use in the real world. Maybe it's different for non science majors but for engineers and mathemagicians it's a whole lot of conceptual crap you never use in real life. Seriously.

 

[Tarantula]

I remember studying for certification exams and the networking portion had a lot of memorization. You have to know the ports. It's stupid.

Telnet

HTTPS

TSL

Kerberos

etc

I basically got through school and college and never studied much. Not so with Network +, it required mostly memorization as I don't deal with network issues directly. Very dry as well, I have a electronics diploma but I knew career wise I would better served with IT certs or diplomas but just isn't for me. Granted this was back before the Internet was high speed or even common.

At least with electronics I can understand the diagrams and figure things out using deductive reasoning, network issues are not quite like that.

 

[John Price]

Networking is strict memorizaiton esp for port #'s.

 

[Tarantula]

Networking is strict memorizaiton esp for port #'s.

True, some of the more common ones I do know or keep a quick guide as on a rare occasion some have to be changed on the devices service mode. Some SMTP servers or set ups require a different port number then what the device was factory programmed at.

Technology just keeps upgrading and changing, even with my job it seemed like you never fully got to know a model and then the new ones come out. Progress?

 

[John Price]

too many kids on warzone rn

go to school