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Thanks for the article.

During high school, I decided that I wanted to do "something" with technology, but I lacked direction. Unfortunately that continued until graduation. I decided to go to a technical school and get an associates and enter the workforce at the same time. I decided to go for Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology…

Thanks for the links................GIVE ME YOUR HAT NOW!

Thanks for the article!

Same! Voted but no points or green check mark.

Thanks for the article.

Thanks for the article!

Surprisingly I've never experienced any major mishaps so far in my career............at least none that were unrecoverable or devastating. I have always feared the typical corporate shutdown/layoff type of thing, but my true fear is a government takeover of tech in general. Or, vice versa with tech merging with government.…

Thanks for the article. The "hackers" topic can get quite fascinating.

So people should be penalized for thinking you have a bad idea? Seems a bit iffy to me....

Points were added after getting today's question correct, however, still no points added for yesterday.

Thanks for the articles. When I saw the SQL one my brain went into dumb "wut" mode haha. 

Thanks for the article!

Very much looking forward to it!

Nice write up....however..........Idk that everyone would agree with this: "The fact that there is now a clear and direct map to modern, agile, and efficient infrastructures...".

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Thanks for the articles! I think we should print out those questions and plaster them everywhere in offices.

Received points for today's question, but still missing points for yesterday's question. @"kpina" 

Thanks for the articles!

I am surprised more people aren't getting today's question wrong. Scalability is also listed in the link - "In an ideal world, that tool would scale affordably as your needs evolve and grow."

Today seems like a trick question day. I can't seem to locate any of the options on the hint.

I think this is a good idea, but if you need the data you could write a query in SWQL. This will show you the profile ID's and then you can run a count query on each one if you want. SELECT DISTINCT CIRNP.ConnectionProfile FROM Cirrus.NodeProperties CIRNP

It seems like today's question "could" have 2 correct answers.

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Great article! I thoroughly enjoyed this one. 

No points awarded for today's question...

I am really looking forward to this.

Done. Thanks! Also..... Question 10 needs another option. We use containers but I would not say we "primarily use containers".

Thanks for the article. The first thought that comes to my mind as of late when I see DevOps is "get hype!".

Yeah - the problem I believe is inconsistency. Some cases are as simple as keyword searches, but there are other (similar) instances where implications or insinuations = "correct answer". I think we can all agree that we want to get the "correct" answer but the problem is guessing what the question writer has deemed this…