Good vs. Evil
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51 and.... I have a new worst teacher on this school.
Its the first lesson from him and pretty much all he did was going through some slides too quick for anyone to read while his head was resting on his other hand. Sometimes he said a few words like
"The yellow part is a LAN" while that was also very clearly on the slide. Note there was a lot of more text on that slide as well.
This guy was really not even trying to hide his boredom.
Its the first lesson from him and pretty much all he did was going through some slides too quick for anyone to read while his head was resting on his other hand. Sometimes he said a few words like
"The yellow part is a LAN" while that was also very clearly on the slide. Note there was a lot of more text on that slide as well.
This guy was really not even trying to hide his boredom.
53 We should be able to get the slides.
Also, "fun" fact: Working with cisco's packet tracer apparently counts as a practicum. Maybe I'm just spoiled but on my last school where we got the same class we used that program more or less to sketch a network to show we knew the theory before we actually made a real network using the things we learned.
And yes, this was actually good hardware though perhaps a bit dated. We where working with 4 professional switches and a router and there where 4 sets of this in total that could get connected. Each set also contained 4 computers one running some version of windows server we used to host sites and setup DNS to show the network worked.
Don't get me wrong, the software looks good but nothing can beat working with real hardware and I have defiantly a lot more better memories working with others to setup those networks with real hardware than to draw and configure them in that program. (Except when the household router got into play. That thing was an absolute bitch that I never managed to get to work)
Also, "fun" fact: Working with cisco's packet tracer apparently counts as a practicum. Maybe I'm just spoiled but on my last school where we got the same class we used that program more or less to sketch a network to show we knew the theory before we actually made a real network using the things we learned.
And yes, this was actually good hardware though perhaps a bit dated. We where working with 4 professional switches and a router and there where 4 sets of this in total that could get connected. Each set also contained 4 computers one running some version of windows server we used to host sites and setup DNS to show the network worked.
Don't get me wrong, the software looks good but nothing can beat working with real hardware and I have defiantly a lot more better memories working with others to setup those networks with real hardware than to draw and configure them in that program. (Except when the household router got into play. That thing was an absolute bitch that I never managed to get to work)
54. Speaking of tracing packets, Parcelfarce were supposed to be picking up a delivery someone else organised from our Post Room yesterday. I've left it up to the person organising that to check on it, but just in case I thought I'd check the tracking number. It says "Collection attempted - customer not available". Now, I left it in our university post room, which is pretty damn clearly marked, so unless there was absolutely no-one manning either the post office or the security station opposite, I don't think that driver tried especially hard.
I don't really give a rat's ass about the parcel - I'll be glad to see it gone - I just don't want the guy its going to having a whinge at me.
I don't really give a rat's ass about the parcel - I'll be glad to see it gone - I just don't want the guy its going to having a whinge at me.
55. Negative stuff is bad. Except for electrons; electrons are cool.