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this post was submitted on 06 Oct 2024
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Are you a computer nerd in your spare time / highly technical ?
ummm don't know if I qualify as a nerd. However I am into so called nerdy stuff. And love reading about sci..fi and questioning it and do a deep dive on anything I question so I can learn more.
More of a question are you really into computers in anyway or form. Cybersecurity has some prerequisite skills for sure.
Well I built my first desktop at 15 built my own laptop at 20. I will probably be downvoted to hell but the first time i typed in code was when hell don't know how old but it was young and it was just to open the cd drive. I became a nurse because my mom was a nurse and her mom was a nurse in WW2.
Well then cyber security might not be too crazy of an idea.