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https://careers.tri-c.edu Search postings, sort by Category to Support Staff, PC Network Technician.

oh yeah, i eat RAW broccoli every day. Seriously though, could somebody post a layman's explanation of the article?

https://careers.tri-c.edu "Search Postings," "Search," sort by "Job Open Date," look for "PC Network Technician".

I can vouch for the quality of this position: http://cleveland.careerboard.com/cgi-bin/a/highlightjob.cgi?jobid=44270 IT support; get tons of experience

Cuyahoga Community College ( http://www.tri-c.edu/ ) is opening a new facility in May. Two full-time, tech support positions were just posted today. https://careers.tri-c.edu Go to Search Postings, Search button. View "PC Network Technician". Update: Applications being accepted until 4/29...

Cuyahoga Community College ( http://www.tri-c.edu/ ) is opening a new facility in May. Two full-time, tech support positions were just posted today. https://careers.tri-c.edu Go to Search Postings, Search button. View "PC Network Technician".

Doing this without vendor support would be impressive. Please, somebody say they have been able to do this? This is one of the reasons I didn't mod an XBox for home theater playback.

in my personal experience, with both DVI and VGA, i have seen bad things with cheap cables.

broadcom has a range of products like all major vendors. how their chips are implemented can also make a difference.

naw, i was just saying that the quality of the still image will only be on par if you use good cables.

You will need good cables (for DVI *or* VGA) to achieve the clarity you have with an integrated display. For ghosting though, yeah it will be better no matter what.

For home, Netgear should be fine. For a server, or a NIC with "teaming" features, $100 is cheap.