I'm running a 4.1 sensor in my 6 speed with 3.63 gears and with the 15x9 6UL & 225/45 RS3 combo that is on the car now the speedo is more accurate than it was stock with 5 speed, 4.3 & 185 tires.

...this is assuming the Live data output on RaceChrono is accurate with Aidan's magical 10hz bluetooth GPS chip :party:

Hmm. I'm running a 4.1 sensor (AFAIK... stock MSM sensor) in my 6-speed with 3.63 gears with the 15x9 6UL and 225/45 RS3 combo and the speedo is about 4-5 mph off at 70 MPH.

I'm closer to the equator than you are.

There's something weird about your 4.1 sensor, then. When I had the 3.9 sensor in my car (6-speed, 3.636:1, 225 Rivals on 15x9s), GPS showed it being off by 10%.

--Ian

It very well could be goofy, I have no explanations. What I DO have is a brand new 3.63 sensor in my parts box but I've had zero motivation to install it. (No, I'm not going to sell it)

DAMMIT SELL IT TO MEEEEE.

So, without getting too specific about my current work situation, I have decided that I need to improve my résumé. I am smart and hard-working (isn't everyone?), but what I discovered 3 or 4 years ago while looking for a new job is that prospective employers often don't have the time or resources to figure out who is smart and hard-working, so they rely on external signals. In my case, I didn't have a lot of experience or degrees/certifications, but I was fortunate to find a good fit.

Now, with 3+ years in a solid IT position, it seemed like I needed to fill in the other side of the equation -- formal education. I'm not going back to school, so I figured I should get some certifications. I didn't want to lock myself into a Cisco or MS path yet, so I did CompTIA A+ as a starting point. I read a book for a month, then watched a video series for the next two weeks, then crushed the two exams.

Network+ is up next. I figure it's a good building block for anything I'd want to do in the future. Maybe Security+, or maybe I'll decide to pick a Cisco, MS, or security-specific path.

Anyway, I'm just rambling in the ramble thread. I passed my A+ this morning and while it's a fairly meager accomplishment, I'm still glad. I might actually make some money one day.

Figure out exactly what you want to do and point your certifications in that direction. A+, Networking+ and Security+ are great general certs that will get you past an HR minion assigned to screen resumes but trust me when I say you want to have a focus. I'm in a job now where I do EVERYFUCKINGTHING and as a result on paper and to future employers my title makes me look like a high level help desk monkey. I desperately wish I had focused on something specific like a Network Engineer or Server Application Management type position. I work for a huge company with a smallish IT footprint so its difficult to get that type of focus that makes me "desirable" to other companies. If I had to do it again I would have gone A+ > N+ > S+ > CCENT > CCNA Routing & Switching > CCNA Wireless and whatever else looked tasty, like maybe CCNA Data Center or CCNA Security and then aimed myself at a Jr/Assistant Network Engineer type of position. In my experience its good to have direct exposure to a lot of different disciplines (shows that you understand things on the whole and how they work together) but having a title like "Network Engineer" on your resume really opens doors. Everyone knows what a Network Engineer is and does so you don't have to explain all the random shit you can do. I hate talking shop with other IT people specifically for this reason.

Comon G, we all know all you do at work is drink beer and watch starwars. Don't try and fool us with fancy words.

One of the big things now is to use the "buzz words" found in the job listing in your cover letter/resume to get past the automated resume scrubbers.

Heavier. Uglier. With only slightly better brake clearance.

Next set will be Weds or Gram Lights. Or another set of 17 RPF1s since they are cheap, etc.

I'm in OK...........you know the state that holds the record for highest avg temp over the course of a year. Super dark tint is for 19 year olds. lol

There is one for sale in the classifieds right now. I bought the R&P, but did not buy the speedo sensor as I am not using it in a NB. Here is the thread.

Damn, your situation sounds very similar to mine. I work in an IT dept of 4 people (including the IT Director who doesn't do much direct support), for a company of 800+ employees with 30 branch offices statewide. I do all the things, because if I don't, it just doesn't get done. A few months back when I was angling for a raise, I started writing out everything I do or have done recently in my job:


Daily/Weekly
Supply ordering
Supply fulfillment/deployment
IT invoice approval
Credit card reconciliation for all IT
Mobile accounts
Phone upgrades
Tablet inventory
Tablet RMA and repair process
Onsite tablet and phone repair
New hire mobile device builds
New hire device orientation
Termination device recovery
LifeSize support and administration
After hours/weekend on call
UPS shipping account management
TrendMicro AV server maintenance

Periodic
MobileIron configuration and testing
A/V hardware installation and setup
SuperUser program
Lost/stolen device HIPAA reports
doc-link admin and support
In-house Android app builds

Projects
Use Case survey/updates
Tablet selection, config, and testing
OnPoint training/LMS selection
HIPAA policy/procedure manual
Paycom testing and feedback
Greenshades system testing
Greenshades timeclock build/deployment
LifeSize Icon400 hardware
HIPAA incident organization
MiFi inventory clean up

Meanwhile, driving thru Manhattan very late at night/early morning is awesome. The old NJ miata club had an annual Miata run starting at midnight that was fun, and I've been thru there a few times before dawn back when I had my streetbike and little responsibilities. Very nice when there's few cars but everything is still alive.

IT Related:
Heavy storms knocked everything out yesterday, all power. Had to use keys to get into the building until power came back on.
Still having issues today, our sys admin is tearing his hair out, but also gives no fucks.
DNS is down, but I'm able to get to everything since I'm using the IP directly... assisting co-workers now so they can remote into servers.

https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1461856969

mv /etc/hostsOMFGWTFBBQbackup /etc/hosts

I work in a land where things don't often break, but when they do, it's bad, and I need to know how to get to my machines.

We won't talk about the pace of the run :eek::D:D

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH! Oh my god, I almost just wet myself. :rofl::rofl::rofl:

Today is gonna suck. It is the anniversary of my brother's accident. I am not looking for any sympathy, just hoping to get through this day. Feel free to post some ridiculously funny shit.

Oh and cant wait til tonight. :( dinner with his widow. At least his best friend will be there. Great guy.

:squint:

My android phone started to freak out yesterday, decided to try to fix it today. Also found out my google play store isn't working

I fixed the first issue by attempting to fix my google play store.

I've done this, still doesn't work.

Error on the store is "error retrieving information from server [rh-01]"

I've tried downloading the latest .apk from the xda forum, same issue. halp! :eek3: