From: Alexei Monastyrnyi (alexeim73@gmail.com)
Date: Sun Mar 08 2009 - 18:21:30 ARST
No kidding, at some point I had indeed some abstract dreams about BGP
and OSPF. There was some wording narrated on background of Doyle's
TCP/IP book.
Wasn't any cold sweat though, I somehow felt myself rather comforted in
there. Maybe it was a prophecy I would pass? :-)
A.
joe_astorino@comcast.net wrote:
> I thought this might be kind of funny and fun for everyone. Add your own!
>
> 1) All of your friends and family have forsaken you at this point. If you do receive any phonecalls it is guaranteed to be either a) your wife b) an obnoxious IT recruiter or c) your mom to make sure you are still alive
> 2) All the artwork and or pictures in your house of favorite musicians / movie stars / athletes have been replaced with life size portraits of Narbik , The Brians , Tyson Scott , Scott Morris , and Jared Scrivener
> 3) You actually had a dream where you were an IP datagram.
> 4) You awoke from above dream in a cold sweat screaming "no not null0!!!"
> 5) For the past 6+ months your diet has consisted mostly of the following: Coffee, Mt. Dew, Red Bull, Pizza, McDonalds
> 6) Since starting your studies you have put on 25 pounds. See #5
> 7) You find it hillarious to assign the MAC address of 00:C0:FF:EE to random interfaces on live networks
> 8) You can write out any decimal number between 0 and 255 in binary in under 10 seconds.
> 9) When you were planning your next family vacation with the wife, you actually had the balls to suggest Networker's '09
> 10) It has become a habit to face San Jose, CA 3 times a day and pray to the router Gods for a passing first attempt
>
> - Joe A
>
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