Let’s get this out of the way: yes, your favorite tech YouTuber with LED lights, and maybe a beard, and 12 monitors just told you that CompTIA certs are a waste of time. “Bro, just learn hacking on Kali and skip the A+.” Cool story, keyboard warrior—but here in the real world, CompTIA certs are still a solid move. Here’s
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Act I: The SummoningIt begins, as always, with the sacred chant:“Hello? Can you hear me?”Silence.Then—“YOU’RE ON MUTE!”The ancient curse strikes again. Act II: The Glitch GremlinsFaces freeze mid-blink. Voices go robotic.Someone’s echoing like they’re calling in from the Mariana Trench.Meanwhile, someone’s pet walks across the keyboard and somehow shares their screen and opens 37 tabs. Act III: The Descent into
Against all odds—and with only caffeine, Ethernet cables, and sheer willpower—I got everything to work.Two 86-inch rolling monsters, a spaghetti mess of network cables (artfully taped down), and just one tech pulling it all together like a one-man AV Avengers team. No dropped connections.No tripping hazards.No rogue OWL camera rebellion.Just pure, uninterrupted screen glory. The room was ready. The tech
Let’s be honest. In IT, professional development often gets treated like that ancient printer in the breakroom — essential, ignored, and only noticed when it breaks down. But here’s the punchline: we’re the people keeping your Wi-Fi running, your files safe, and your bosses from emailing their passwords to “[email protected].” So, if you’re in management and you’re not investing in
Bringing the new B-side boardroom to life—just one tech, one setup, and one goal: a flawless May 19 Board Meeting. The May 19 Board Meeting is just around the corner, and I’ll be handling the full setup solo. This time, the meeting’s happening in the newly constructed B-side board room, which is getting its first real test run for a
Every journey begins with a single step—but not every step is documented. I’ve decided to write about my journey into network and cybersecurity engineering to share not just what I’m learning, but why I’m learning it. This is more than just a technical pursuit—it’s a commitment to growth, resilience, and the evolving role of technology in our lives. As someone