🚀 go-pugleaf

haha
:)

not to be an ass
but i got to 2nd this one too.

I have no recent new (B.S.) degree at all, other than my old HS and 
College ones, i'm getting better paid, and more job offering than most, 
even a couple of friends i know they have from MCSE to MCSE + A plus + 
ORACLE + MCP + CNA + CNE + You name it, they got it.

and they are still strugling to find a good job.

they only think i have is 13 plus years of hard core I.T. area-wide 
experiences, and that's what does pay off
the only degree i might bother to consider is C???, or Net plus or LINUX 
cert. :)

Anyways, good luck, and if for those that don't believe me, compare 
around, in both $$$ and in real expertise.

Other co-workers that works with me, they are on the same boat no, 
nothing, but they know what to do, when situations comes, up, and not 
like those bunch of Partimes with MCSE and other stuff, that just sat 
there, calling phones, and help desk, trying to get help.

Larry Yuan wrote:

> Mr Borton,
> 
> As far as I know, Creative does not make any type of hardware DVD decoder
> card.  You are most likely referring to the DVD decoder card that Creative
> has repackaged in their own name, since they are actually manufactured by
> SigmaDesigns, and originally named the RealMagic Hollywood Plus.
> 
> I do not doubt that you have your MCSE, since I know people that know a
> helluva lot less about computers than you are demonstrating - they too
> claiming to have their MCSE.  However,  MCSE has nothing to do with
> hardware; NOTHING.  The fact that you use your MCSE to backup arguments
> about SMP's, Motherboards and such is really quite sad.  It's sorta like
> using an MBA to back up your claims that the world is not flat.  If you want
> to talk about your hardware go get your Aplus, or at least break open a few
> power supplies and try and ground the capacitors with your finger ;).
> 
> Anyway, congrats on your MCSE, and I hope you find high paying jobs with it.
> 
> Larry
> 
> 
> 
>>>  Creative DVD - Not !
>> 
>> Creative make the best in PC hardware decoders ive ever seen, no loss of
>> picture quality from interference, crisp, clear quality, and the Optical
> 
> DTS
> 
>> 5.1 output is a must
>