A rack like that is what I'd want. If you're going to pay and transport a server rack, might as well get a full 48U.

I appreciate the honest response! I'm new in IT. Just got my first job in tech support but the company offers most Comp TIA courses so I'm going to study like a scholar monk lol I just want to get into an entry level job and I can move so I'm flexible there. I see so many cyber security issues and most companies seem woefully unready. Solar wind hacks really seemed to wake me up.

Just looked it up, yeah it was a 48U. He got it super cheap like <$100 the guy was selling a bunch of them

He bought a trailer for my truck though so it was worht it

(for me)

So many companies use IT and Cyber Security as the place to cut corners to stay on budget. It's also one of the reasons they love the outsource that to the cloud or people in other countries.

However, did more and more hacks and more of the industry being reliant on networked technology I see more companies taking notice. If they don't, they will be left behind.

A friend of mine pointed out that manufacturing and factories will be a hot place for cybersecurity experts in the next few years as these factories get more and more automated.

IT always stifling me

lol

we're always fighting with each other

https://ghostbin.co/paste/hwzn6 DECOUPLING FROM MAINSTREAM 101

I would also like to get Education (not sure if that's the right word) in IT because I am pretty interested in it. I have been going to IT classes in my school for 3 years now I think and I really like it, but I can't decide between IT and Customs Enforcement. I would also have the Option to do the Training for Customs Enforcement and then just learn about IT and get Education in it and then choose which one I like as my job. (sorry if some words are wrong I don't know how to paraphrase it cuz English is my third language and I am not exactly the best)

Has anyone experience with being an Computer scientist aka. IT Guy in the military, and if yes how was it? What did you do?

https://www.komando.com/tech-tips/fake-bad-connection/774507/

Call me old-fashioned, but

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ivSXGiZIAE

good lord

brings me back

hate this splice

almost always see this splice when i pick up another bike

think it's popular with electricians

Anyone know of any good Windows emulators for Mac that are free? PlayOnMac stopped working and I can’t find a good replacement

Wine? thats what i used way back

Also did you recently upgrade to Catalina or newer? those broke tons of stuff

I know that PlayOnMac uses Wine and I can’t figure out how to use it on its own but I’ll try and figure it out
I actually downgraded my computer back to Mojave after one of my family members updated it. I used it with PlayOnMac smoothly until around 6 months ago so I know Catalina isn’t the issue

https://wiki.winehq.org/Download

macos up to 10.14 avialbe here

although it is no longer updated thanks to apple basicly trashing tons of stuff they need in catalina

im interested in the new m1 chip

not interested in it being arm tho

i am very impressed with it's effeciency, even with it needing to emulate x86 stuff

ive heard

it emulating x86 stuff

i hope someone manages to get linux on it, not a fan of macos myself

is sometimes faster than x86 running native

depends on which CPU you compare it to, but yeah its really impressive

I used to reallylike mac os

was a pretty good multitasking os

with the gestures but nowadays i think a lot of companies add that in

with their touchapds

the main problem i have with it now is apple constantly killing off support and breaking stuff, like catalina blocking 32bit apps cause apple said so