3 year test

oh that was retired last year

yea lots of changes happened with the cisco certs

the ccna now is a two volume test now.

I saw the material for that at Barnes and Nobles

those books are thicc

how far are you into it?

almost done with the second vol

nice

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then i found dendron and have been having to much fun playing with it so i've fallen off the track of studying

damn that's the opposite of what Dendron is suppose to do

i know

but I've also been... just coding a fuck ton

instead of studying 😄

eh i like to fiddle with my toys too much some times

you do electrical engineering stuff or what

nope i was going for a computer engnineer degree at one point. i just like fiddling with stuff to much.

I sympathize completely

I'm torn between a CompSci degree and a Networking degree, because I feel like CompSci can be learned completely on the web and consistently reinforced through experience alone, you can just open any editor and start coding on a project that uses those same concepts. But Networking, I mean, you can do self-taught, but reinforcing it is incredibly hard, you won't have access to much of the stuff you'd be using at let's say a data center.

I think a steady between is Electrical Engineering

can't really go wrong with that at all

MAYBE

for a ccna you can use a network simulator like packet tracer ccnp you can use network emulators like CML but they cost a pretty penny

and if you ever go for a ccie you'll probably have enough money as a ccnp to buy your own networking equipment because ccnps make quite a bit of coin from what i can tell

Also haven't been looking into dendron for a longggg time, glad to see the team has expanded and the enhanced documentary, I hope the development is fine until now (maybe?)

we've probably shipped more features the past few months then we did last year. you can see the highlights in our monthly mailing list https://buttondown.email/dendron/archive/

(fyi - we have a monthly mailing list 😅 )

also, ben a while @User . good to see you back 🙂

been looking into logseq, obsidian and other tools meanwhile. Although dendron hasen't chase up both logseq and obsidian feature-wise (with still, a lot of new features added!), I think dendron is more focus on stability (with the vsc editor), and has always stick with it's vision: > The hierarchical note taking tool that grows as you do! Also, will be getting into dendron again because I found it the easiest between creating and publishing notes. (ok, let me admit it, I turned back for the vim mode, one of the features in using vsc as an editor is that there are countless extensions already made by others)