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Consulting Architect - CCDE | TOGAF 9.2 | JNCIP-SP

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The place I visited most in 2021 ;)

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Happy Halloween!
#Halloween #Networking #Engineering #neteng
Courtesy @Itential

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#phishing

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Hi Peeps,

What are the Enterprise Network Time servers you're all using? Software / Hardware?
#networking #ntp #time #server #enterprise

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Please take a minute and leave a comment about the impact Nick had on you - I think this is important.

https://t.co/Wm9nRXrlSE

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@John_Capobianco @nickrusso42518 Terrible news! He contributed immensely to the Network Tech community. Prayers for his family! 🙏

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I just renewed my membership in IEEE - a worldwide community of technology and engineering professionals! https://t.co/Cu6tmRWdos #IEEExp

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Happy birthday #Google25

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@carpentertom Really saddened hearing this. Prayers 🙏

[Alvaro Cintas @dr_cintas]

I taught myself Python a decade ago.

10 years later, I teach Python and use it for research in AI and Cryptography.

If I had to start over, here is how I would master Python:

Step 1. Get Comfortable

Find an easy tutorial. Here are some options:

• Learn Python - Full Course for Beginners by FreeCodeCamp (YouTube)
• Python for Beginners - Learn Python in 1 Hour by Programming with Mosh (YouTube)
• Python Crash Course by Eric Matthes (Book)

These resources are designed to make you fall in love with Python, not scare you.

Step 2. Hands-On Experience

Once you’re past the hello-world phase, get your hands dirty. You need to practice, a lot.

Google Colab is a fantastic playground—no installation.

These resources have good projects:

• 100 Days of Code - Learn Python on Replit (course)
• Automate the Boring Stuff with Python by Al Sweigart (book)

Step 3. More Advanced Learning Free Resources

If you think you could use more advance knowledge, there are many in-depth Python resources. Some of my favorites:

- Serious Python (Book)
- Learn Advanced Python 3 (Codecademy)
- Intermediate Python by FreeCodeCamp (Video)

Step 4. Expand Your Knowledge

After you’re comfortable with Python, expand and pick a project, anything, just make sure it’s interesting to you.

Thanks to its many libraries, you can work on web development, machine learning, data visualization…the options are endless.

Step 5. Write More Code & Enjoy

There’s no way around it. You have to code. A LOT. Quick tip: ChatGPT can help you greatly throughout your journey.

And remember…

Nobody knows everything. I didn’t become an expert overnight, and you won’t either. But every line of code gets you closer.

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@simplylurking2 @TommyTenacious I can only ask you to look closer, then you'll find it ;)

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Is IT #informationtechnology a

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HP printers with Instant ink subscription will stop printing if you unsubscribe from the plan 😕
To get the printer working you need to BYO Ink.
Note: HP gives the subscription as freemium for 6 months and doesn't mention this catch anywhere.
#hp #printer @HP @HPSupport

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🧡🤍💚 #ISROMissions #isrochandrayaan3mission #Moon

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@TracketPacer SSIDs are fun, mine is "Gone Phishing" ;)

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#shortmeeting #meeting #efficiency

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A Tesla Model 3 is cheaper than Honda Accord and same price as Toyota Camry.
#tesla #honda #toyota

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What has four letters, sometimes has nine but never has five letters?
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#riddle #joke

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@nickrusso42518 Agreed on the simplicity. When we talk about inelastic data, are you considering mixing voice and video RTP? Add enterprise CCTV feeds, DNS, mDNS into the mix. Oh wait, we're moving to SASE i.e DTLS tunnel est. per user. A 100M DIA costs ~$800/month. Now, where do we add more BW?