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BadScript · 01-03-2004, 05:54 AM

[quote="Short Hand":32973]
seems BS doesn't like Simo biggrin:[/quote:32973]

I have no problem with any particular person, I just don't think it's funny/cool/nice to denote a person as a 1337 whatever just because everybody else says so. It's not even healthy for the person himself. I've seen myself, in real life, qualifying individuals having problems landing on a half-decent technical position just because everybody else *thinks* it's oh so easy to be an I.T professional and overwhelmed the industry, again real life experience:

"Qualifying experience?"

"Yes, I use linux extensively, I installed RH myself too."

"And?"

"And it was.. a successful install."

"What about these that you put on your resume? Freebsd, Netbsd, Solaris, Debian, SuSe, Turbo Linux, Mandrake... and what about these, sendmail, qmail, exsim, squid, BIND, samba, mysql, apache, proftpd, Plesk, Ensim, webmin, python, perl, php, sh... and these snort, netcat, tcpdump, Sam Spade, nmap, SPIKE, nemesis... (bout 20 more I don't remember and a few never used/heard of)"

"Well I installed and used them all too."

"??? Oh.. kay. You've just got out of high school, you must've been a hell of a BIOLOGY student to ultilize all those..."

um, no kid hake: just go back to school, or start from ground up and earn some frickin' experience. And may I also suggest you to burn/eat/stuff your current resume cause you don't really know half of the terms you put on'em?

phewww... I should've warned you about getting me started on the crappy industry that I'm in.

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BadScript is Offline Senior Member Posts: 2,651 Join Date: Jan 2002	01-03-2004, 05:54 AM [quote="Short Hand":32973] seems BS doesn't like Simo biggrin:[/quote:32973] I have no problem with any particular person, I just don't think it's funny/cool/nice to denote a person as a 1337 whatever just because everybody else says so. It's not even healthy for the person himself. I've seen myself, in real life, qualifying individuals having problems landing on a half-decent technical position just because everybody else thinks it's oh so easy to be an I.T professional and overwhelmed the industry, again real life experience: "Qualifying experience?" "Yes, I use linux extensively, I installed RH myself too." "And?" "And it was.. a successful install." "What about these that you put on your resume? Freebsd, Netbsd, Solaris, Debian, SuSe, Turbo Linux, Mandrake... and what about these, sendmail, qmail, exsim, squid, BIND, samba, mysql, apache, proftpd, Plesk, Ensim, webmin, python, perl, php, sh... and these snort, netcat, tcpdump, Sam Spade, nmap, SPIKE, nemesis... (bout 20 more I don't remember and a few never used/heard of)" "Well I installed and used them all too." "??? Oh.. kay. You've just got out of high school, you must've been a hell of a BIOLOGY student to ultilize all those..." um, no kid hake: just go back to school, or start from ground up and earn some frickin' experience. And may I also suggest you to burn/eat/stuff your current resume cause you don't really know half of the terms you put on'em? phewww... I should've warned you about getting me started on the crappy industry that I'm in.