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I been getting several friend requests from users with zero posts, has anyone else been seeing the same? I been rejecting them, it's funny you have to post 10 message to send a private email, but you can apparently sent friend requests with no posts.

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Iristheangel

TechGromit wrote: »

I'd just say it was my girlfriend, they are not going to know it's a fabrication.

Or be like "It was on sale at Goodwill. Why are you judging?"

pitviper

I haven't received a new friend request in years. Never really understood the point. I just checked my current list and most of the peeps haven't posted in long time. I miss some of those old guys/gals.

E Double U

pitviper wrote: »

I haven't received a new friend request in years.

Try working on your soft skills

jibtech

My precious little bundle getting ready for its first day at work this morning....

Muahahahah!!

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NHStudent

Not sure if this is the case but is it not possible to send a PM to someone until you have a certain # of posts? Not saying that is why the OP is getting them but I just joined and had a specific questions for one of the past members and could not send them an PM. I have setup vBulletin and other forum software and this is highly configurable to prevent spam. You can get messages from friends and trusted members. Trusted members include those with a # of posts (or friends).

In any event you get a friend request from me, I don't really want any friends - just information.

jibtech

Sat for the CISSP this morning, despite not feeling at all prepared.

360 minutes allowed, 105 actually used.

Don't know the score, but I know I passed. I actually felt pretty good taking the test, too.

My secret, you ask?

I. WORE. THE. SHIRT.

TechGromit

jibtech wrote: »

I. WORE. THE. SHIRT.

So no studying involved? It was the shirt that got you that pass. I wonder if that's considered a form of cheating?

jibtech

I would argue it acted as a force multiplier for both the studying and the self-confidence.

Iristheangel

jibtech wrote: »

I would argue it acted as a force multiplier for both the studying and the self-confidence.

Wait until you start picking up chicks wearing that shirt. It's almost as effective as a three wolf moon shirt. BTW, congrats on the pass!

jibtech

Hoping for the three wolf moon shirt for Christmas! 😁

joshuamurphy75

Will wearing the shirt help someone pass the CCNP, or does it just help with CISSP?

jibtech

I can't see it not working. Going to try it on the CCNA:Security next wewk.

Iristheangel

jibtech wrote: »

Hoping for the three wolf moon shirt for Christmas! 

If I had your address, I would so send you one

jibtech

Easily solved.

NetworkNewb

TechGromit wrote: »

So no studying involved? It was the shirt that got you that pass. I wonder if that's considered a form of cheating?

I heard wearing the shirt and combining it with staying at Holiday Inn Express will give you almost unlimited knowledge

Iristheangel

My last stay at the Holiday Inn Express only gave me strep throat

MitM

Iristheangel wrote: »

My last stay at the Holiday Inn Express only gave me strep throat

hahahah. Better than giving you scabies

Iristheangel

#Truth. The glass is half full, MitM :P

jibtech

So, today was my third attempt at the CCNA:Security. The first two attempts really got into my head.

I did the same prep. I studied everything I could get my hands on. But, for this one, I needed a little something extra. So, I decided to harness the strength embodied in so many professional women I admire....

Official Team SCA belt (from last year's all-female Volvo Ocean Race team): Check

Magenta Project hat: check

Official Women In Shipbuilding Enterprise lanyard: Check

Irisangel shirt: You bet your ass.....

Result: Passed. CCNA:Security done, and now a graduate of WGU!

jibtech

Sorry to resurrect an old thread, but it seemed appropriate.

The space kitty shirt will be making an appearance at Splunk Conf next week. Muahahha!

Anyone else attending?

E Double U

@ jibtech - is it autographed?

jibtech

Sadly, no. Have to encounter Iris in her natural conference habitat, while wearing the shirt, for an autograph.

Working on it though.

Iristheangel

Sadly, I'm going to be in Vegas, not Orlando next week

jibtech

Iristheangel wrote: »

Sadly, I'm going to be in Vegas, not Orlando next week

Then I will continue to randomly wear my favorite IT shirt at conferences.

I think it will generate a lot of looks, given the fascination Splunkers have with shirts.

Iristheangel

Hahahaha that's hilarious. Now I need a pic of you and your random pets so I can wear a shirt of you at random confs

jibtech

Iristheangel wrote: »

Hahahaha that's hilarious. Now I need a pic of you and your random pets so I can wear a shirt of you at random confs

You know... I might do that....

Any chance I can borrow your wife's l33t d3s1gn $k1ll5?

Iristheangel

I think that might be able to be arranged...

alan2308

jibtech wrote: »

I. WORE. THE. SHIRT.

Wow, I completely missed this. I've got to get me one of those shirts!

E Double U

Iristheangel wrote: »

Sadly, I'm going to be in Vegas, not Orlando next week

Vegas instead of Orlando doesn't seem sad at all.

jibtech

So the shirt has been spotted in the wild, and photographed. Expect emails next week.