Ever hear of Flat Stanley? Well if you have a school age kid you will or already have. Help out my son by printing out and posing with his Flat Stanely Take a picture and send it back to me at holden.tech at gmail.com or twit pic it to me on twitter @jeffh Just let us know where the picture was taken.
Well my timing belt broke yesterday while I was on the freeway. Luckly I actually had my cell phone and AAA was quick to come. Really sucks I had been putting this off for about 30,000 miles. Its just such a hastle to have to drop it off and then get a ride to work and then to pick it up. Why don’t they stay open latter and on the weekends?
This is the first test of wordpress. It was MUCH easier to set up that movable type
I am testing the new pocket PC I inherited. Kind of cool I still need to learn to input text faster. this thing has predictive type ahead which is cool. I dont know if I should use the letter recognizer or the block recognizez.
I am in San Francisco for a conferance right now. A few observations, there are way too many Star Bucks here, one on every freaking corner in the financial district. The bart system is very cool, for $5.15 I can get from the airport to my hotel. I would hate to have to drive around here traffic and parking are a huge pain in the ass. Forgot my wireless card for my lap top so I took a walk down Market street untill I found a raio shack to buy a new one. I got a motorola card, apearently it isn’t supported in linux which really sucks I wanted to have some fun with drift net at the conferance, oh well.
Got my state taxs back today. That was just in time. I have a Best Buy bill due and if it isn’t paid off this month I get socked with $500 of accrued interest. On Friday the federal taxes should come through. Whch means I can get a paintball marker. Whoooooooo
I passed the RHCE exam, and I might add I did it without installing X, damn I rock.
Dear Jeffrey B. Holden:
The results of your RHCE Certification Exam are reported below. The
RHCE Certification Exam allows candidates to qualify for the
Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE) and Red Hat Certified Technician
(RHCT) certificates. Please note that the RHCE designation is
understood to both include and supersede the RHCT designation.
SECTION I: TROUBLESHOOTING
RHCE requirements: completion of compulsory items (50 points)
RHCT requirements: completion of compulsory items (50 points)
Compulsory troubleshooting score: 50.0
Non-compulsory troubleshooting score: 50.0
Total troubleshooting score: 100
SECTION II: MULTIPLE CHOICE
RHCE minimum requirement: 50 percent
RHCT minimum requirement: none
Multiple choice score: 90.0%
SECTION III: INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION
RHCE minimum requirements: total section score of 50 percent
70 percent on RHCT components
70 percent on RHCE-specific components
RHCT minimum requirement: 70 percent on RHCT components
Installation and Configuration score: 85.9
RHCT score: 81.8%
RHCE score: 87.5%
RHCE overall requirement: average of 80 for Sections I, II, and III
Your average: 91.97%
RHCE Certification: PASS
Congratulations — you are now certified as a Red Hat Certified
Engineer! Your RHCE Certificate number is 809003516308049.
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Its patching time thanks to the new IIS security vulnerability. I have like 5 servers to patch. I much prefer redhats up2date or debians apt-get, nice and easy and secure, just ssh in run a comand and presto magic you are all set, no rebooot needed unless you replace the kernel, so nice.
You can pick though a thousands people’s lives and still not have one of your own.
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