This article, (from what appears to be the most boring publication in the world if you aren’t a tech geek) features our hiatused colleague JD Schlough discussing his work on the Al Franken campaign.
I think I might have to go home early, I do declare it has given me the vapors.
“Schlough runs three different networks - one for visitors, one for staff, and a VoIP system. He runs two T1s in a multi-link bundle, along with a separate logical circuit for visitors….
When asked how many different IT hats he has to wear, Schlough replied that he has to wear “Kind of… all of them.” The job certainly requires a large breadth of skills - and sometimes transitioning between them can be difficult.”
Can TigerBeat be far behind?
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When I found out that JD was going to work for Franken I thought, “well, Al has it in the bag now.”
I’m still sticking to that.
“Most boring publication in the world?”
Dude, did you see our coverage of the Moller Flying Car?
http://www.networkperformancedaily.com/2007/08/just_too_cool_interview_podcas.html
Or our coverage of Wafaa Bilal?
http://www.networkperformancedaily.com/2007/05/interview_with_wafaa_bilal_les.html
I’m hurt man.
Hurt.
;) — Brian Boyko — Editor, NetworkPerformanceDaily.com
The left has JD and the right has Andi Aplikowsky.
neither has a real impact on elections….
Glad you enjoyed the article! — Brian Boyko — Editor, NetworkPerformanceDaily.com
I agree with Aaron and take HUGE issue with Reality Bites. JD is no where near the AAA of the left, no where near.