I'm also agreeing with you -- If you never test, you'll never know. Although what will says is true too.. If you really want it, try it ; but if you just want it to have it, choose something else ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hellas
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I'm also agreeing with you -- If you never test, you'll never know. Although what will says is true too.. If you really want it, try it ; but if you just want it to have it, choose something else ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hellas
I'm a huge fan of learning. :)
It's just that my brain is sooooo... small -- compared to the list of things I'm supposed to be learning right now.
This year I've become almost a MySQL DBA ninja -- against my will. I also learned a lot more about the design of a TCP stack than I ever wanted to know. And then there was learning the command line interface for our NAS.
Learning is awesome, but I just need a little less awesomeness in my life right now. :rofl:
Hear Hear. Especially if you have a tradeoff between spending time to learn, or spending a little money upfront to kick start your business..Quote:
Originally Posted by Will.Spencer
Maybe you dont even have to buy a VPS to learn,just setup CentOS on your computer and start learning linux commands and setup a server localy,you can use it as a great home server and you can learn a lot about linux and networking
Will is correct if you are in a position to hire good help. For the do-it-yourself crowd, here it is:
HOW TO: Secure and Optimize your VPS
Anyone ready to tackle the whole thing ASAP? :woot: :woot: :woot: