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I would start by checking out job boards for job descriptions that match what you think would be interesting. Look at the skills and tasks that employers expect and desire. Begin learning as much as you can about those areas, tools, and job functions in your own time. Electives should be used to...

You can always begin learning outside a formal education. That will put you in a much better place when you're looking for employment after school. I would do both, but knowing what you're truly interested in the key.

Ok... So which of those interests you most? In my experience, I degree is useless unless you know what you're interested in pursuing. Choose a path and begin specializing as those can be wildly different even from a technical/educational perspective.

Check out this link. Boot Camp for Macs 101. All about installing Windows on a Mac.

I'm working on a small project for my employer in which I'm trying to connect to a wireless network using the EAP-TTLS authentication protocol. Due to the nature of this specific group of mobile clients and our wireless network configuration, EAP-TTLS is required. Previously, we used SecureW2...

We were using Heat 8 up until a couple months ago. Maintenance fee was ridiculously expensive, the client is inflexible and not web-based, the mail configuration notification was a little stupid to be frank, and it had some pretty unusable if any at all reporting possibilities. Heat 9 didn't...

I have to disagree with k1pp3r. I really despise Heat, along with everyone else in User Support across the university's campus where I work. We just switched over to Jira by Atlassian. So far it's been awesome. Extremely customizable, easy to use, completely web-based. Definitely worth the time...

I'm looking for an iPhone in very good to new condition. Willing to pay $300 shipped for an 8gb or $400 shipped for a 16gb. I would also be interested in a trade for an 8gb of my Cingular 8525 in very good condition. heatware and ebay under pixel.baker Let me know what you've got...

I don't think anyone else has pointed it out yet, so i will. Appearance wise, OS X is very customizable just like windows, but is somewhat limited in functionality customization. you generally can't change/remove the main elements of the GUI (Dock, menu) but as a general rule everyone I've...

ReactOS?

Ok. I didn't think so and that's all I needed to hear. thanks

I've been imaging about 4 systems at a time here at work using Acronis True Image from a network share on our deploy server. Right now I have 1x100mbit cable running to a 10/100 switch which then has 4x100mbit cables running to each of the client systems being imaged. Would I double my bandwidth...

I'll elaborate a little on felix88's post: Boot Camp: free download from Apple allowing you to partition your hard drive and install Windows XP SP2 (Pro or Home) and dual boot to use windows when you need it Virtual PC: the two dominant virtual PC apps are Parallels and VMware Fusion...

Router: Linksys BEFW11S4 (802.11B) Trouble-causing WiFi Adapter: Linksys WUSB54GC (USB 802.11 B/G) Left WiFi unsecured and the network works great for all clients, including the troubled one. I then add WPA-Personal encryption with a passkey and all clients EXCEPT the one above refuses to...

plastic sticker coverings still on hardware after opening the package without a good reason is just annoying... almost as annoying as those people that leave the "Can your PC do this?!" stickers on their HP Pavilions. (usually these refer to burning a fscking CD for christ's sake...)

be aware that an OEM (disc from Acer/Dell/HP/etc...) install disc and a retail (what you buy online or from a store) install disc are two very different things. I'm pretty sure that the key from one may not work on the other as they use different algorithms for generating the types of keys.

I've gotten to the firewall configuration bit like I need, but how do I create an inspect or open the port range? I would prefer an inspect, but I need to be able to use Real Time Streaming Protocol on port 554 (TCP and UDP) and port 8554 (TCP and UDP). right now it's not working at all, and...

anyone? how can I forward/unblock ports in SDM?

a lot of OEMs that are putting their restore utils on hidden partitions often include a utility that you can use to burn CD/DVD recovery disks. check your start menu and see if you've got one. if you can't find it, give Gateway a call or live chat and see if they have a downloadable util that...

i got the username/pass and everything so I got logged in with Cisco SDM. now I'm confused as to where I need to be in the interface. I'm looking at the Firewall/ACL rules for where I can open a single port, and I think I've gotten that much. What I'm trying to do is allow RealTime Streaming...

found the SDM software and got it downloaded, but can't connect to the 870 itself. I assume it's because HTTP is probably disabled on it, but I found instructions to enable that and now can't get logged in until I contact a higher-up for the login/pass. Thanks for the help

no dice. couldn't get the page to load after I downloaded the file it specified for some reason. also edited OP, the firewall is an 870. I've read bout Cisco SDM? what is this? is it what I want? isn't there some way I can just type an IP into my browser on a specific port and manage it that way...

I've been thrown into a bad situation here. Left with a Cisco 870 Series firewall to manage and no idea bout anything Cisco. Is there a web GUI or some app I can find that will let me manage these things without all the command knowledge. I just need to be able to manipulate some ports and view...

Wink is an awesome app for the task that lets you record voice. Freeware too

option/right click on desktop, Show View Options, set the radio button to Right, check Show Item Info

I'm a switcher so going from Winamp + D:\Music\ without any sort of library to a totally automatic iTunes library has been a huge switch for me. I'm getting used to it, but I still don't like how it does some things. For example: where the hell is a Now Playing list? I wish it had that...

tried booting a linux liveCD or something and uploading to some temp file storage online or some other clever method of getting it to another HDD? the boot CD I like to use for saving my ass is ERD Commander. integrates into the windows install from a boot disk and lets you manage files, share...

you might try a mac forum where you'll hit the target market a little better? MacNN, MacRumors, etc... they have good forums going with marketplace subforums

off topic, but 0.2 = 20 cents. you really think "get widescreen" is worth 10 times as much as everyone else's advice? :p just playin. we now return you to your scheduled programming

the dumb little fucks who think that just because I'm younger (18yrs) I don't know what the hell I'm doing. I have business cards, invoices, and I've traveled across the country for IT jobs. YOU THINK ALL THIS MEANS NOTHING YOU FUCKIN TWAT? Edit: wow. I feel better.

I'd never even seen a mac in real life until last year when i bought an old G3 off ebay. that only wet my appetite. next was OSx86, now I'm running a Mac Pro. (see my thread here) Things have only continued to improve. I think I need to do a fresh install just so that I can start *truly*...

I just sold my Dell laptop for $1,000 plus another laptop for $350. Total of $100 profit. I'm feeling a little revitalized after that :D I'm loving my Mac Pro though. it's getting better and better the more I use it. Getting a feel for the interface and how to do things the mac way. I think...

I've got it setup pretty much how it should be. I've got a little problem with my OS X GUI effects (expose, dashboard, minimizing, etc...) that are a little choppier than they should be. If i unplug my second LCD then plug it back in, everything is perfect. Apple said they'd get a technician out...

I've received the Mac Pro. A couple of days ago in fact. I was so busy with other things that I haven't had time to really sit down and mess with it much beyond getting all my basic apps installed and going. I'm impressed with the machine overall. It's quick with everything I've thrown at...

I believe I'll be more hard-pressed to find things that it can't do ;)

I plan on using Parallels and then when Leopard comes out I'll upgrade and use whatever integrated boot camp functionality it provides. with dual monitors, running windows in Parallels shouldn't be all that bad really. 2 Weeks til arrival :D

bump. DDR2 RAM all sold off. thanks guys :D