I have to agree with you there, but mostly in the server/gateway area; but
having said that I have to admit to having one client with 30 Linux boxes
spread across two states, right down to the desktop and not a Window in
sight - it gives you a very satisfying feeling.
As for dropping out of uni, well I did it 35 yrs ago from elec eng (IT
wasn't even known then, though we did program in Algol 60). I went back
and did IT 20 years later. So you would have to have a sub-category
"Geriatric".
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Howard.
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On Sat, 9 Sep 2000, Dave Kempe wrote:
> Also from an employer perspective, Linux is gaining real recognition in the
> business world. I reckon that in a few months time, we will have enough work
> for a full time admin/developer. Its really starting to rock in the SME
> world :)
>
>
> > by the way, i'm 21, i dropped out of uni at the end of my second
> > year, etc etc... ;-)
> > cheers
> > Thom
>
> No way, same here! :) And whats more that makes about the 8th person i know
> in exactly the same position. Leaft uni after 2 years, got into
> computer/networking/internet jobs and been there since. Weird.
> Is there a catergory for people like us?
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