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    CompTIA launches effort to define workforce skills for AI agents

    As someone who has employed 2 agents this past year to aid in a large portion of my workload - and learned a lot of things, often the hard way - this looks interesting.
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    CompTIA Instructor: 4-Day Week, Flexible Hours, Tampa Bay

    I think this is an amazing incentive!
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    Omarchy - Have you tried?

    While I generally like to try out new Linux distributions every so often, the actual likelihood of my installing Omarchy is so minuscule that its mere existence would be the subject of conjecture amongst theoretical physicists for decades...
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    Passed CompTIA CySA+

    Congrats+
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    Passed Linux Plus

    Congrats+
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    Passed Linux Plus

    Congrats+
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    Passed Linux + V8

    Congrats+
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    CIN TTT Series: Linux+ V8

    Congrats+!
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    Passed Cloud+

    Congrats+ If you're planning on doing CloudNetX (as @Gregory Childers mentioned), just remember it's a combination of Cloud+ and Network+ with a focus on hybrid cloud administration. Same topics, but the processes are combined. For example, you have to know how to summon the Docker daemon using...
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    Def Con 34

    Same here - I always have the desire to attend these conferences, but my schedule rarely makes it work out. Probably a good thing, because I'm always busy troubleshooting some weird cloud issue anyways :) That said, I wouldn't recommend DefCon. I've been before, and it just wasn't my scene. My...
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    Is this forum still alive?

    This is why we've shifted nearly all of our assessments to practical ones in our IT programs years ago (and are moving closer to 100% each year). There are several reasons we decided to do this: 1. It aligns to the program outcomes (job-ready skills). 2. It prevents students who don't spend the...
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    Server+ and Project+ going to the CE model

    I think all technical certifications should be CE simply because technology changes rapidly over time. For Server+ (an on-prem server admin certification), things are definitely changing rapidly, especially with CM becoming the norm and a templating requirement for cyber insurance. And for...
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    Is this forum still alive?

    I've also noticed that students nowadays want to magically become proficient in a skill without putting in any effort. This could be partly generational (the lost COVID generation from high school), and partly due to societal and technological (AI) changes. But I find there are only 2 types of...