Re: Well OT: Re: [newbie] Hahaha, did you see?

2002-06-14 Thread Derek Byram

On Saturday 13 June 2009 02:10, you wrote:
 et wrote:
 On Thursday 11 June 2009 09:23 pm, you wrote:
 Qupte from the linked article:
   Just as the AdTI showed that people who've actually worked with
 
 MCSE's have a higher opinion of them than people who haven't
 
 What?  There are actually people out there who have a high opinion of
 MSCEs? ;-)
 
 
 Sir Robin
 
 no, no, that's highER, as in relative, as in I used to consider him as low
  as whale dung (bottom of the ocean) but now i know he is only as dumb as
  dirt. See, bottom of ocean=low, dirt=high-ER_

 Well, since we're Well OT here:

 How many MCSE's does it take to change a light bulb?
 Two - one to change the lightbulb, and one to upgrade the rest of the
 house to make it compatible with the new lightbulb.

 How many NT sysadmins does it take to change a lightbulb?
 Same as the MCSE's, but they have to shut down the power to the whole
 neighbourhood while they do it.

 Sorry, couldn't resist that.

 Sir Robin

I have some much better ones, now, if only I can find them ;-)


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Re: Well OT: Re: [newbie] Hahaha, did you see?

2002-06-12 Thread et

On Thursday 11 June 2009 09:23 pm, you wrote:
 Qupte from the linked article:
   Just as the AdTI showed that people who've actually worked with

 MCSE's have a higher opinion of them than people who haven't

 What?  There are actually people out there who have a high opinion of
 MSCEs? ;-)


 Sir Robin
no, no, that's highER, as in relative, as in I used to consider him as low as 
whale dung (bottom of the ocean) but now i know he is only as dumb as dirt. 
See, bottom of ocean=low, dirt=high-ER_   



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Re: Well OT: Re: [newbie] Hahaha, did you see?

2002-06-12 Thread civileme

shane wrote:

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On Thursday 11 June 2009 06:23 pm, robin did speak unto the huddled masses, 
saying:

MCSE's have a higher opinion of them than people who haven't

What?  There are actually people out there who have a high opinion of
MSCEs? ;-)


hey i have an mcse, took me a good 15 minutes of study too!

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Ummm,

Believe it or not, there is a boot camp available for your MCSE.  I 
know several people who were sent there (to Redmond WA) from an 
organization in Northwest Alaska.  They stayed in a swank hotel, ate 
their meals with the instructors, were given the exam twice daily, and 
were coached on the answers they got wrong, all for the economical sum 
of $1195 (US) daily.  The average stay was 19 days with one of the group 
of 4 staying 31 days.  

When they left they could not install Windows 2K

When they returned they could (barely) install Windows 2K.  It took them 
three weeks to figure out an authentication problem plaguing their 
network for email.  (No one could get email; everyone was asked for an 
additional password which no one knew.)

But they are *ALL* MCSEs...

What I do not know is whether M$ sponsors or is in fact associated at 
all with the boot camp.


Civileme








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Re: Well OT: Re: [newbie] Hahaha, did you see?

2002-06-12 Thread Joshua James

Where are all these companies paying big bucks for MCSE certification? I
can't find them and I could install Win2k before I started studying.

I gave up and now I'm learning linux.

On Wed, 2002-06-12 at 15:31, civileme wrote:
 shane wrote:
 
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 On Thursday 11 June 2009 06:23 pm, robin did speak unto the huddled masses, 
 saying:
 
 MCSE's have a higher opinion of them than people who haven't
 
 What?  There are actually people out there who have a high opinion of
 MSCEs? ;-)
 
 
 hey i have an mcse, took me a good 15 minutes of study too!
 
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 Hold (ESC)(CTRL)(ALT)(TAB)(SHIFT)(ENTER)  click here #
 
 shane
 Profile at: http://dmoz.org/profiles/shen.html
 Proud to be a DMOZ editor since 10-98
 Mandrake Users Club Member http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/club/
 Registered linux user #101606  http://counter.li.org/
 
 Ummm,
 
 Believe it or not, there is a boot camp available for your MCSE.  I 
 know several people who were sent there (to Redmond WA) from an 
 organization in Northwest Alaska.  They stayed in a swank hotel, ate 
 their meals with the instructors, were given the exam twice daily, and 
 were coached on the answers they got wrong, all for the economical sum 
 of $1195 (US) daily.  The average stay was 19 days with one of the group 
 of 4 staying 31 days.  
 
 When they left they could not install Windows 2K
 
 When they returned they could (barely) install Windows 2K.  It took them 
 three weeks to figure out an authentication problem plaguing their 
 network for email.  (No one could get email; everyone was asked for an 
 additional password which no one knew.)
 
 But they are *ALL* MCSEs...
 
 What I do not know is whether M$ sponsors or is in fact associated at 
 all with the boot camp.
 
 
 Civileme
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Re: Well OT: Re: [newbie] Hahaha, did you see?

2002-06-12 Thread robin

et wrote:

On Thursday 11 June 2009 09:23 pm, you wrote:

Qupte from the linked article:
  Just as the AdTI showed that people who've actually worked with

MCSE's have a higher opinion of them than people who haven't

What?  There are actually people out there who have a high opinion of
MSCEs? ;-)


Sir Robin

no, no, that's highER, as in relative, as in I used to consider him as low as 
whale dung (bottom of the ocean) but now i know he is only as dumb as dirt. 
See, bottom of ocean=low, dirt=high-ER_   

Well, since we're Well OT here:

How many MCSE's does it take to change a light bulb?
Two - one to change the lightbulb, and one to upgrade the rest of the 
house to make it compatible with the new lightbulb.

How many NT sysadmins does it take to change a lightbulb?
Same as the MCSE's, but they have to shut down the power to the whole 
neighbourhood while they do it.

Sorry, couldn't resist that.

Sir Robin




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RE: Well OT: Re: [newbie] Hahaha, did you see?

2002-06-12 Thread Cory

I have worked with MCSE's on and off for about 5 years now, and why is it
that me, being a 23 year old has far greater knowledge with regards to
computers, network administration, implementation concepts, etc. etc. than
ANYONE I have ever worked with who holds the MCSE title? 
I worked with this one guy, who was getting paid just over 2x the salary
that I was making who had no idea of what an IRQ is, why they are needed,
why most devices needed their own. He had spent nearly a week at a client's
site, billing that client for his time there, just to get a 3rd network card
installed onto an NT4.0 box, until that Friday, I visit the site to see if
he needed a hand. I offer my help, and his response was what do you know?
Youre just a kid. I neglected to answer that, and proceeded to change the
conflicting IRQ to one that was available. 3 minutes is what it took for me
to solve a problem that a guy with a $15000 education couldn't do in a
week. The bill worked out to a little over $3000 to the client for a dumb
kid to configure a NIC in 3 minutes... is this the kind of service that's
good for business?
His entire lifestyle (wage, ie new car, decent house etc.) was based upon a
title, not the product of his efforts. I'm sorry to all you out there that
ARE MCSE's... I'm sorry that you had to spend so much money to be mocked by
someone like me who can literally run circles around your knowledge of
computers (There ARE some who actually do know a lot about computers, but I
can guarantee that the knowledge you possess did not come from any of
Microsoft's training regimes). What do you do when windows doesn't start? Is
re-install the only solution there is? I ask those of you who ARE MCSE's
this: In a production environment, is it acceptable for a reboot to be
required on your server when you install an upgrade (aka. Service pack),
change an ip, or create/delete partitions on drives? Is uptime #1 on your
priority list? Is money for licensing costs an endless resource? What about
Security/privacy, would you like your server formatted one night because the
manufacturer of your product didn't worry about getting it right the first
time, and just said let's release it, and we can fix it later with 54
hotfixes and service packs? Do you like the fact that any sort of
Customization to the operating system itself will either get you sued or
imprisioned? Have you ever wondered WHY Microsoft OS'es have such a bad
reputation? If you ever actually use another OS, you will see what it is
that creates this opinion. Try it! And you wont even have to pay anything to
do so...
The problem here is that you have become cattle... follow what everyone else
wants, don't think for yourself, don't ask yourself what you will really
achieve, or how you will really benefit the company you work for. I have
been hired as part of the IT staff, and none of us have had ANY official
Microsoft training of any kind. In the interview I was asked what my
training level was. My response was None, officially, then he asked if I
would like to get my MCSE in the future, and I said a lot of what's in this
post. Now I'm here.

Cory Grey
Coastal Pacific Xpress
www.cpx.ca
(604) 575-0983

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Subject: Well OT: Re: [newbie] Hahaha, did you see?

Qupte from the linked article:

  Just as the AdTI showed that people who've actually worked with
MCSE's have a higher opinion of them than people who haven't

What?  There are actually people out there who have a high opinion of
MSCEs? ;-)


Sir Robin




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RE: Well OT: Re: [newbie] Hahaha, did you see? MYGOD!!! READ THIS !!!

2002-06-11 Thread Franki

http://www.eweek.com/article/0,3658,s%253D701%2526a%253D26875,00.asp

MS admits under oath that if it revealed parts of its source, it would
seriously compromise national security because the code is severally flawed.

now thats good reading, don't know why it doesn't get more publicity.. now
why didn't I read that on MSN???  :-)


rgds

Frank

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Subject: Well OT: Re: [newbie] Hahaha, did you see?


Qupte from the linked article:

  Just as the AdTI showed that people who've actually worked with
MCSE's have a higher opinion of them than people who haven't

What?  There are actually people out there who have a high opinion of
MSCEs? ;-)


Sir Robin






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Re: Well OT: Re: [newbie] Hahaha, did you see?

2002-06-11 Thread Carroll Grigsby

On Thursday 11 June 2009 09:23 pm, robin wrote:
 Qupte from the linked article:
   Just as the AdTI showed that people who've actually worked with

 MCSE's have a higher opinion of them than people who haven't

 What?  There are actually people out there who have a high opinion of
 MSCEs? ;-)


 Sir Robin

There was a piece yesterday (not sure where -- might have been www.nando.net) 
about a 7 year old kid who passed the test and is now an MSCE. Where I get 
my shorts in a knot about this title is that it has another usage, namely 
Master of Science in Civil Engineering. You don't get one of those by reading 
a couple of cram books and a couple of classes. Oh well...
-- cmg



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Re: Well OT: Re: [newbie] Hahaha, did you see?

2002-06-11 Thread shane

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On Thursday 11 June 2009 06:23 pm, robin did speak unto the huddled masses, 
saying:

 MCSE's have a higher opinion of them than people who haven't

 What?  There are actually people out there who have a high opinion of
 MSCEs? ;-)

hey i have an mcse, took me a good 15 minutes of study too!

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