I figured this would make a good poster. So I made a poster about the “Types of Network Crap” (since I prefer not to use swear words on my blog) after a strong response to the tweet I did a couple of weeks ago.
Response:IT Adoption Cycle (There, I Fixed It)
1st August 2012 by 2 Comments
Saw this chart about Enterprise IT adoption the other day. Got pretty annoyed about the obvious mistakes so I just had to fix it up.
Humour: Why Are There So Few Women Engineers ?
25th May 2012 by 2 Comments
Comic about Women Engineers – a touchy subject.
Network Engineer’s Late Note
3rd May 2012 by 1 Comment
One of my co-workers sent this email after being caught in traffic. Morning All All nodes in the M25 pool are currently OOS. VIP is at present being serviced by back-up pool on the A25 ( this unfortunately is only a Pentium 386 with 500Mb of memory). That said it’s only holding a splash [...]
Security Humour: “Packets Don’t Lie; Bob Loves Alice”
16th April 2012 by Leave a Comment
Who said people in security don’t have a sense of humour ? My crypto presentation that I teach in my InfoSec classed boiled down to a 4 minute original music video with labs. Even if you don’t like the music, if you do the labs and understand what is happening, it should help anyone pass [...]
Humour: Table Napkin
12th March 2012 by Leave a Comment
When i was at the Euronog conference last year, this table napkin was part of the buffet and I thought it was genius.
Humour: Networking Personalities on Twitter
9th March 2012 by 1 Comment
Matthew Norwood ( In Search of Tech ) has sacrificed his pride to play with his children’s toys and produce a video classic: – Scared Security Panda “Everything’s is scaaaary” – VoIP Engineer “Difficulty of Voice” – Convergence Fan “I am a Trendsetter” Genius. Sheer Genius.
My Networking Beliefs
29th January 2012 by 3 Comments
Someone wrote me and asked “Greg, What do you believe is the future of Networking”. Here is my (mostly) humorous response.
Poster – Cisco VPN Client Licensing
13th August 2011 by 15 Comments
I’m more than annoyed about paying for IPsec VPN client licensing. Uncle John screws up the company and now we have to pay for it. This calls for a poster.
Poster: Servers, Tablets. Just Desktops and Printers to Go.
21st January 2011 by Leave a Comment
I did this a while back, but with Cisco recently announcing the VXI thin client desktops in the last week or so, it seems more relevant that ever. Enjoy.
