On 4/17/11 11:45 AM, Gene Buckle wrote:
Ahh, the unparalleled Microsoft Certified Solitaire
Engineer. It's teh
awsum! *ahem*
Yep. The great mark of "clueless" for this era. I recall all to well
the last era's mark of "clueless": CNE! Remember those guys?
I've only ever met one "CNE" that took it as seriously as the acronym
indicated it should be. He's a damn sharp guy too. I suspect he was more
the exception than the rule though. :)
Oh yes, I'd say so. One such fellow insisted that files on a Netware
server were stored "pre-encoded into IPX format" on the server's drives,
which is how it could serve up file data so fast.
[rolls eyes]
I get pretty nostalgic about Netware. The last installation I did
before getting out of that world was v2.15, pretty early. I always
liked the simplicity, stability, and performance. I did dozens of small
Netware networks in NJ in the late 1980s, mostly in law offices.
-Dave
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Dave McGuire
Port Charlotte, FL