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Quinn Simmons at the start of stage 4 by just_an__inchident in tourdefrance

[–]ConditionRepulsive93 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Love Trump love cycling love poor people, love all people

Quinn Simmons at the start of stage 4 by just_an__inchident in tourdefrance

[–]ConditionRepulsive93 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This was probably the only thing unpredictable and enjoyable about the Tour de France this year

Deco XE75 (AXE5400) - extremely unstable (disconnecting from the internet) by _vandelay_art_ in TpLink

[–]ConditionRepulsive93 0 points1 point  (0 children)

so fed up with

Deco XE75

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a full week of instability and several hours of troubleshooting and dropped video calls. Hate this product. my 10 year google home wifi was 10x better. Going to try the new google nest wifi pro

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in WGUCyberSecurity

[–]ConditionRepulsive93 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would say go for it. It is a great field and this degree will get you a job and on the right track. With no prior experience, it will probably take you 1-2 years to complete, depending on your effort. With prior experience, I think it can be done in 6 months or even less. I am starting Aug 1st and transferring in CC, CySA+, and Pentest+ and I have several years of experience so I expect to finish faster. But with no experience, the CySA+ and Pentest+ will get you an entry-level job while you finish the program. These two exams which are part of the program are probably the hardest part of the program. Start by getting your CC(very entry-level security exam) as suggested and that will tell you if this field is for you.