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Sunday, 31 January 2010 21:31 |
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Two days ago I was queuing at the ATM to do some transaction ... well just a simple cash withdraw that should take less than a minute or two.
Yeah, you read that right 'queuing' at the ATM in here (South Bay, California), if it doesn't sound right, read on ...
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Thursday, 28 January 2010 17:37 |
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I am stuck at the second day of my online class for nearly 5 days by now.
This could be the meaning of living virtually  ... or so they say.
In the next one week, my work schedule was planned to be packed and busy ... but here comes the news: it is not going to be (as yet) 
Ok, looks like the next one week, I should be able to resume the online class from INE.
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Monday, 18 January 2010 16:10 |
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I have enrolled in Internetwork Expert's CCIE R&S 2.0 program as of today!!! Due to some work-related schedules, I could only get the self-paced option (bootcamp was being considered, but I have to plan my schedule properly before enrolling in any bootcamps).
After several preparations in the past and attempts (yet still failed), I am taking this one last sip (blow???), to attain my CCIE number.
Several challenges already on board, but I will write it up once I have passed the lab exam. One thing for sure, I will not miss the (written) date line again this time.
(Yup, long story short, after the last attempt, I missed the 12-months period and thus my previously-passed written expired)
Will this going to be one last blow of preparation for the sake of getting R&S number? We'll see and ... stay tuned!!! |
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Wednesday, 20 January 2010 04:32 |
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I am currently still reviewing some basic and fundamental technology on ethernet switching, which I claimed to be still knowing it after not getting in touch for more than 18 months.
True to many people said that "you don't use it, you lose it". Now for me, the 'losing' is in the 'doubt' stage.
I know that when you play around with switchport trunking, you can choose to have the port to negotiate or not-negotiate the link to the adjacent switch. Yet when I saw the output of '802.1q', 'n-802.1q', 'isl', and 'n-isl', somehow I doubted myself about the meaning of 'n-' shown from 'show interface trunk'.
Then I recalled that those prefix is due to the 'negotiated' settings in the switch port. "Ahhh, now I remember!"
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Thursday, 31 December 2009 14:13 |
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Several more hours to go before 2009 is really over.
What have I done this year, what will do next year? Does new year's resolution always a ritual to be done? Does the past year's reflection should be done?
Not just above questions still clings in my head, but even more question that if I wrote it in a piece of paper, it will be record-breaking size of 'a-piece-of-paper' 
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