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> As I've worked in the internet industry since 1995 at major isps and > webhosting companies, I always precede my intro with I'm a sysadmin let > me talk to a network engineer Well, I do that as well, but the technical "support" people don't have the qualifications to understand my qualifications. Tech support, im experience, is useless because I "understand" the problem and I have to communicate it to someone who does not, who will then attempt, in his own words, to describe it to someone who may. Imagine explaining how to change a spark plug to a 5 year old and then have that 5 year old explain it to a mechanic. Sure it makes for cute television, but it isn't tech support. -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
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