The poker game would have been a lot better if someone would have had
actual chips. ;)
It may be that I knew fewer people at that last 2 ISPCONs but it seemed
to me that the WISPCON folks do a lot more socializing than the ISPCON
crowd does.
Sam Tetherow
Sandhills Wireless
Peter R. wrote:
Then you would enjoy ISPCON.
Because the ISP-CEO evening is just that - everyone talking about what
is and is not working.
(And the peer-to-peer networking that happens all day and night, until
John M. decided to play poker :)
Justin Wilson wrote:
If I got to a show I ask myself the question most probably ask.
What am
I going to learn from this?
I don't want to go just to hear about new products. I want to go and
actually learn things I can apply when I get back home. When we were
at the
last WISPCON about 6 or 7 of us sat around for 45 minutes and just
discussed
various stuff. That alone was worth it to me. To see how others are
handling
issues, certain situations, and the like. Being able to walk up and
draw a
diagram for someone to see is priceless.
Otherwise I would rather spend my money to go to a mikrotik training
class, re-up my comtrain cert and maybe go for instructor, etc.
Justin
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