That was pretty good. I'm signed up for a bootcamp (this one is in Miami) and while I've been out of work for the past six years (I became Mr. Mom), I really had no idea of what it was really going to be like. And I'm glad to hear that somebody that's good with NT 4 doesn't have a whole lot more to get up to speed.
I'm already running 2k3 as a workstation, and have run some of the virtual machines that MS provides. I've still got a bunch of studying to do. But I already knew that. So I haven't just let myself go stale.
Thanks for sharing!
georgestarcher
· 2 years ago
It is still a lot of work. Remember I have lots of varied experience to pull on despite being in an NT 4.0 environment.
Dave from Temecula, CA
· 2 years ago
Ahh.. what a great show. Just like old times. It was great hearing the old team back together again.
absoblogginlutely
· 2 years ago
Interesting on your comments on prometric - I had a similar experience in the exam - i thought one of them had crashed half way through and went to get the proctor for assistance. When I came back the system was at the next question ;-)
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That was pretty good. I'm signed up for a bootcamp (this one is in Miami) and while I've been out of work for the past six years (I became Mr. Mom), I really had no idea of what it was really going to be like. And I'm glad to hear that somebody that's good with NT 4 doesn't have a whole lot more to get up to speed.
I'm already running 2k3 as a workstation, and have run some of the virtual machines that MS provides. I've still got a bunch of studying to do. But I already knew that. So I haven't just let myself go stale.
Thanks for sharing!