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  • In 2008, I was fed up with a combination of wage slavery and freelancing, so I started looking around for a proper career. I found a job posting on monster.com for something called “seismic survey technician”. I was severely underqualified and I had no idea what it was, but it involved computery stuff with and emphasis on Linux and other unix systems, in addition to international travel which sounded interesting, so I sent in my application out of curiosity.

    I ended up getting the job, turns out dicking around with Slackware and FreeBSD for 10 years was actually useful. Over the years since then I’ve carved out a pretty comfy niche in the industry.


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    Nine Inch Nails - Closer

    Hoobastank - Inside of You

    Blood Hound Gang - The Bad Touch

    Blood Hound Gang - The Ballad of Chasey Lain

    Jimmi Hendrix - Crosstown Traffic

    …off the top of my head

    Fun Fact: Jimi Hendrix - Fire is, contrary to popular belief, not about this topic. The lyrics are quite literal in nature, telling the story about how he was visiting his band mate’s mothers house on new years eve and he was cold as fuck. The “Move over, rover, let Jimi take over”-line is because there was a German Sheperd in front if the fireplace.


















  • Unmanaged switches don’t care about VLAN tags, spanning trees, management interfaces, or LACP.

    Managed switches care about at least some of those features and therefore will have a management interface to configure them, as well as firmware supporting them.

    A dumb/unmanaged switch will look up the MAC address of the intended recipient and map that to a port before forwarding a packet to a particular port. A managed switch might do a lot more.

    If you don’t need a managed switch, don’t buy one. If you’re OK with everything on one port being able to communicate with anything on another port, and connectivity is your only concern, you’re probably going to be fine with an unmanaged switch.

    Source: I manage (amongst other things) managed switches for a living.