Aced the test, it’s certified with Work, I’m good at math.
Now to the waiting game.
You've got the brains but have you got the touch?
-Shania Twain
I could get behind that. Enjoying an oatmeal stout right now.
I have the original Pixel and love it, but I've also been in the Android camp since 2011ish. The OS has grown up a lot since I first bought in.Any of you switch from the iPhone ecosystem to the Android ecosystem? I am contemplating jumping from my iPhone 6+ to the new Google Pixel 2 XL, but I am not sure. I like the integration the Pixel has with the Google software that I use primarily, but the rest of my family is still in the iOS ecosystem (though we all use Google calendar and gmail primarily in iOS), so I worry about how much of a hassle that will be.
I'd appreciate any advice or thoughts or experiences from those who have done that type of switch.
You've got the brains but have you got the touch?
-Shania Twain
I don't even have kids and I love this gif.
It’s crazy the evolution of the transport of information has evolved over the years.
For me: 2001 - Hey that’s a T1, be careful working on that.
2002 - That’s a DS3 (28 T1s), take that down, and you’re in a lot of trouble.
2003 - The OC3 (3 DS3), That’s a bit of traffic.
2007 - OC48 is too slow, time for OC192 (10GBS).
Today - This new system is a 960 GIG router, and here’s some 100gig lines to customers now.
I remember when I learned what a T1 was. Became a big fan of those very quickly.
Hey HF, quit redirecting me to your terrible articles when I'm simply trying to reach the forums.
It's .mandatoryHey HF, quit redirecting me to your terrible articles when I'm simply trying to reach the forums.
It's .mandatory