Sriram Narayanan wrote:
> On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 10:25 PM, Moinak Ghosh<moinakg at belenix.org> wrote:
>   
>>   I was at the same position once. When hiring freshers organizations look
>>   at their potential rather than how much they know.
>>
>>     
>
> +1. We've all been freshers in the IT industry :)
>   
Every body has! Only you guys all have jobs now and salaries and are 
respected by your employers and peers alike. You don't have time even if 
you wanted to, to look at yourselves internally which is a really bad 
thing to do when starting out.
>   
>>> Nice pic btw, I had my Ferrari 3200 on my parents coffee table once during
>>> one of their vacations some years ago and the machine managed to split the
>>> wood of the table nearly splitting the whole table in half.....
>>>       
>
> Lol :)
>   
My parents didn't see it that way, actually nor did they when my Sun 
rack came......
>   
>>> The Hp that we got recently is brilliant though but 2GB memory is not really
>>> enough for me personally, but since it can take up to 8GB memory if I ever
>>> get one myself I will definitely fully expand - especially while running in
>>> 64-bit mode.
>>>
>>>       
>>   You should look for one with either an Intel or Nvidia graphics cards. 
>> Avoid
>>   ATI.
>>
>>     
>
> Also, consider a desktop rather than a laptop, if you are going to use
> Belenix only at home. Later, you could consider a netbook for yourself
> and run Belenix on that as well.
>
> I've figured out that for building packages, desktops with power disks
> are way better than laptops.
>   
Laptops are great for portability! I do need a desktop though as my PIV 
isn't enough. I am looking at a Lenovo dual socket quad core with 25GB 
of RAM. I intend to couple a triple head display system to it using 3x 
Sony widescreen TV's when I have my own place and the money :-)

I also need new servers, a larger router that can handle VoIP SIP and 
SRST trunks, and can be a VPN aggregator too using IPsec. Oh, and a 12TB 
file store..... that's my shopping list LOL.
>   
>> Regards,
>> Moinak.
>>     
>
> -- Sriram
>   
Thanks both of you guys for your input and willingness to listen to poor 
little 'ol me :-)

P.s. I don't think I need a job, I think I need to marry a really rich 
girl - that should do the trick :-P hahaha

Regards,

Kaya

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