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		<title>By: LonerVamp</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[For the record, I like your questions. They&#039;re simple enough to answer in vague terms (not like describing each packet in DNS/DHCP), but they&#039;re also basic enough that anyone with good learning/experience in tech has encountered them. Well, so goes my opinion anyway.

Also, +1 to going after what I call the &quot;geek factor.&quot; In other words, geeks probably screw around on their computers on their own time, and they have a load of information, knowledge, and just experience from doing that. If you don&#039;t geek out on your own time, you might just be a cog-filler in IT.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>For the record, I like your questions. They&#8217;re simple enough to answer in vague terms (not like describing each packet in DNS/DHCP), but they&#8217;re also basic enough that anyone with good learning/experience in tech has encountered them. Well, so goes my opinion anyway.</p>
<p>Also, +1 to going after what I call the &#8220;geek factor.&#8221; In other words, geeks probably screw around on their computers on their own time, and they have a load of information, knowledge, and just experience from doing that. If you don&#8217;t geek out on your own time, you might just be a cog-filler in IT.</p>
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