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  • #31
    rdfact
    CGN Contributor
    • Nov 2012
    • 2531

    Originally posted by stilly
    But times have certainly changed. Like all technology once it gets started, it is attacked by the masses and opened up to blossom into something better and bigger.

    Now a days do you even need to know what an irq conflict is or what COM port uses IRQ 3 or 5 ?

    That is the biggest thing I noticed. Oh those were the fun days of chasing down irq conflicts between a mouse and the sound card...
    Haha, I guess I am old school too. I remember those days.
    You learned a lot about how your PC worked when you wanted to get that newest game working. Tweaking your autoexec.bat and config.sys to maximize that first 640k of RAM.

    I earned a CNA in Novell 3.x and was a SysAdmin for a small 4 server network with about 40 PCs. We spent a lot of time planning for Y2K which turned out to be a non-issue.

    I then got my MCSE in the Windows NT track and spent years as a "road warrior" consultant. Picked up a few misc MCP's in various things like Active Directory. I think my last cert was obtained in 2005?

    Now I spend my time with ERP systems and primarily Microsoft SQL with some misc .Net programming when something custom is needed. And reports, so many reports.

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