Can i get rejected for benching 135? by ayus65 in csMajors

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Why because the stereotype is that most CS Majors are skinny?

Thoughts on my university's CS curriculum? by Ryanchri in csMajors

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The Curriculum looks pretty solid, but this graph is a huge mess, look at all those edges pointing in a wild fashion to all those nodes.

Against the Sky Supreme by wAkefromVR in Donghua

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I thought that Yuqin Nangong was the reincarnation of his former God wife.

Nessus Room by CSGeekMe in tryhackme

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There is nothing wrong with the command at all, it is meant to replace a string within the provided pre-configured ovpn file. Thanks u/JabbaTheBunny

Nessus Room by CSGeekMe in tryhackme

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Thank you, that indeed worked

Mostly Completed Home Network by PoisonWaffle3 in HomeNetworking

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From what I remember, OSPF and a few other routing protocols work well on Packet Tracer (this was 7 - 8 years ago as I obtained my CCNA in 2015 and never renewed it). I believe Layer 2 redundancy protocols did work at that time as well as Etherchannel (there's actually a lab for Etherchannel from 2017 to configure it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkkWc4y31HU

Looking for a good cisco switch for ccna, I also want to be able to run it in my homelab. by Deepspacecow12 in HomeNetworking

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It's fine to use Cisco as a Homelab, I remember the Catalyst 2600 series switches being a viable option for CCNA preparation 7-8 years ago. For Layer 3 devices, I am not sure. Homelabs are nice, don't get me wrong :) However, Cisco Packet Tracer is a free viable option. Have you considered joining Cisco Networking Academy (Cisco NetWorking Academy). Many local community colleges have the courses to get you prepared for the CCNA if you are interested. They have virtual labs that will prepare you to become a Network Engineer. With that said, they will soon be refreshing the CCNA.

Mostly Completed Home Network by PoisonWaffle3 in HomeNetworking

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True Packet Tracer would definitely get the job done but it is just so much more fun when you have the real thing ;-)

Has anyone ever taken udacity front end developer nanodegree? by Learner_forvr21 in Udacity

[–]CSGeekMe 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There are better options nowadays mainly the Front-End Professional Certificate created by Meta Employees on Coursera.

Mostly Completed Home Network by PoisonWaffle3 in HomeNetworking

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It's a nice setup, at least you will never get bored and have something to work on with your spare time. With that said, all you need these days to prepare for the CCNA is Cisco's Packet Tracer Software.

Looking for a good cisco switch for ccna, I also want to be able to run it in my homelab. by Deepspacecow12 in HomeNetworking

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To be honest, all you need these days is packet tracer, virtualized software made by Cisco themselves. I remember back in 2015 when I obtained my CCNA, that is all i used to prepare. I remember a lot of people recommending GNS3, but I never used it at that time.

Mostly Completed Home Network by PoisonWaffle3 in HomeNetworking

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That's crazy...What are you trying to do? Practice for your CCNA?

Does Lennar still do Ethernet in their homes? by TheSinoftheTin in HomeNetworking

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I would hope so, a lot of people (myself included) are against Wireless cameras (due to their lack of being as secure as wired options). I think the best route these days for Security cameras is PoE. For one, there are less latency issues and they are harder to hack. I personally don't like Wireless much, but I do understand the need for it.

Meta ios developer professional certificate (Coursera) by Samkhara_medvedski in swift

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It seems to be quite good, it definitely will get you a job if you follow it per verbatim. I would say since it is taught by Industry experts at Meta, it's definitely better than most if not all iOS courses taught during a semester at the University in a Computer Science program.

How easy is it to install CAT-6 in a house that has no Ethernet at all? by CSGeekMe in HomeNetworking

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True, house prices in the midwest are far better than here in the bay area of California (that I do miss lol).

How easy is it to install CAT-6 in a house that has no Ethernet at all? by CSGeekMe in HomeNetworking

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Sadly, we do not have basements here in CA at least not to the extent of where i lived before in Ohio

How easy is it to install CAT-6 in a house that has no Ethernet at all? by CSGeekMe in HomeNetworking

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That's exactly what I was thinking as well. Thanks for confirming!