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[777rak]

Hey I am curious, where does everyone here work? I am a lifeguard.

[djack]

auto mechanic & student.
The first one lets me pay for the second one:P

[tamburello]

I\'m a freshman student at university.

djack wrote:

auto mechanic & student.
The first one lets me pay for the second one:P

Still my father pays for my education.:P :P

[heelfan]

Unix systems administrator. Its a thrill a minute... NOT!!!!

[Jonathanmartin7]

Pizza delivery.

[Jonathanmartin7]

I also breed pugs.

[dvdbumpus]

I\'m a Best Buy Mobile Install Supervisor (wow long title). I\'m also a student and have my own side business building pc\'s.

I\'m a sophmore(woulda been a junior if I hadn\'t transferred) at Devry.

[ziggy]

dvdbumpus wrote:

...and have my own side business building pc\'s.

Just curious, do you build any linux PCs?

And if that question didn\'t give you a clue to my job, I\'m an Information Technology developer/geek.

[dvdbumpus]

ziggy wrote:

dvdbumpus wrote:

...and have my own side business building pc\'s.

Just curious, do you build any linux PCs?

And if that question didn\'t give you a clue to my job, I\'m an Information Technology developer/geek.

I have from time to time, but it\'s not my specialty. The most extensive work on Linux that I\'ve done has been on Knoppix. I\'ve used it mostly for data recoveries. I like that it bypasses Microsoft\'s \"security\" and can copy over everything from the PE shell via network. (former geek Squad agent.....was also a senior there too)

I\'ve also worked a bit with mandrake.

Congrats on the IT developing and geekiness. I am a geek and am studying Network and communications management. I am an 8 pc geek :P

[ziggy]

Networking is a good field and unlike many other IT jobs its immune to offshoring. They have to keep the network guys onshore.
I haven\'t tried Knoppix, I\'ve worked some with Mandrake and Suse. I\'m thinking about getting a nice desktop in a few months but I don\'t necessarily want windows on it.