For someone who is terrible at understanding network, does anyone have any recommendations on which instructor I should use? I literally need someone to baby me and explain things as simple as possible because understanding network isn't my strong suit :(
Any input is appreciated.
As the title says, I'm looking for a content creator who makes content like Messer but for the CCNA. I liked his style of quick, and concise materials I could easily study while doing other tasks but sadly it doesn't look like he has anything for the CCNA
I have access to both and obviously going through both of them won't hurt me at all, but they are both quite long and it's easier for me to focus on one course at a time rather than two. Which one should I go through all the way?
anyone else feel like the messer stamina damage is just ridiculous? 0 skill required to just spam attack and make you drop your weapon in 4 hits seems kinda dumb
I think I’d like a Landsknecht Karl Type M5B, but its tip makes me nervous from the pictures. Is it as sharp as it looks? I’ve been told they handle well, compared to A&A’s which are practically twice the price
Just finished going through all of Dion's videos on Udemy.
Looking to get more practice exams and was wondering if I should purchase Dion's exams or Messer's exams.
Anyone know which one helped them more for those that took the SY0601? Thanks.
I was wondering if anyone could share their experience with Landsknecht emporium Messers. Looking for a budget friendly, decent quality messer has been almost impossible until I was recommended Landsknecht emporium, and saw the prices and pictures etc. They look fantastic but just want to know if it'd be money well spent. Thanks all.
Does anyone feel like professor Messer’s videos are too vague and Meyer’s book is way too detailed. I dont know about Meyers’ videos but I have his book and it seems like its too much, and for Messer I feel like he is way too quick, so I just read the text underneath his videos. Messer’s videos are straightforward, but to me its also vague and simple at the same time, is it supposed to be like that? I know most of the people prefer Messer over Meyers, is that the reason why?
I'm sitting here studying for the CySA+ (I recently completed the trifecta) and feeling a tad bummed that I won't have Messer as a resource going forward.
He wasn't my only resource (shout-out to Meyers, Dion, Sybex, Exam Cram, Udemy, TestOut, etc), but I appreciated how he'd follow the objectives exactly. As someone with ADHD, this helped me a ton. And his Study Group vids provided additional detail for terms/concepts that I couldn't initially grasp. (And his vids are free!!!)
Thanks Professor for providing free study resources which have helped so many. Your hard work is greatly appreciated.
Any tips on how to get this part of the hilt fixed?
Do I scrap the loose bits and use wood putty to fill up the hole, and sand it afterwards?
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Mein ganzes Leben lang habe ich irgendwelche Messer benutzt die von irgendwoher unter der Hand vorhanden waren. Meistens waren die von schäbiger Qualität und haben eher zerdrückt als geschnitten.
Jetzt wollte ich endlich mal vernünftige Messer zulegen die scharf sind und auch scharf bleiben. Oder muss ich mich darauf einstellen vor jedem Kochen alles von neu zu schärfen?
Auf welche Hersteller/Modelle/sonstwas sollte ich achten? Evtl hat jemand einen konkreten Vorschlag?
