Message from @Deleted User
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Are you doing the CCNA?
Oh that's horrible
I'm taking ICND1 for the second time
I always saved money thanks to the library
I know how to set up multi-area OSPF and create a basic network with STP, but I can't pass the CCNA
LMAO
Cisco is so lame. Those certs suck ass
Wait until you do the CCME
It's horrible
What's CCME?
I might have spelled it wrong
CCIE?
or CCNP?
@Deleted User Ok now compare that to other molecules like co2, O2, n2, and methane.
So now that you have that, look at the world with a tropical climate. Humid climates always feel a lot warmer than their arid counterparts, even if the temperature measurement is exactly the same. It's because a water molecule can store a lot more energy than it's counterparts.
And mars is warming up brodie?
Ayyy there we go whichever one is the manager one
@is not daijoubu Wtf
Feel? In science stfu
neither. So I guess I know nothing
Something manager expert or something
I'm just going to be a network engineer
Yes?
If you produce it
You get warming
and?
Also, that cisco design book is really out of date
The sun is basically isotopic from where we sit
so I bought my own for modern reference
Tell me about it! It doesn't even talk of the existence of SDN or MANETs
@Deleted User >Talking about isotopes
What the fuck are you talking about
Isotropic
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Is my iPad failing me?
ytes
you said isotopic
Yeah, the CCNA book we were working out of was for a three year old test
Sorry.
XD
Can't they just interview me about CCNA stuff so I don't have to do a written test?
@Snibbler yeah, so if it's isotopic then those fluctuations would be visible elsewhere, and are kind of irrelevant. It's just stats noise
The methane doesn't escape our atmosphere