This story has been here for an hour and still no comments??

Slashdot must be broken, because I know people aren't reading the article

My only real question in all of this is where is it headed?(mind the pun there) Are all of us tech geeks going to be required to be able to "jack" into the computer systems we administrate in the near future? Will programmers start designing software that allows us to see the layout of our network graphicly in our heads as we sit semi-concious in chairs? Maybe not, but it is a possibilty.

My curiousity is when will this sort of thing become competitve enough that it will start to be asked for on job applications? When will it get to the point that it is no longer an option but a requirement in order to administer large networks?

This sort of thing is straight out of movies, like Johny Mnemonic even from role playing games like Shadowrun.

If this sort of thing comes to fruition would you have a chip installed in your head?

I know I would.

But I don't know many others that would comprimise their bodies for a career. Would you?

I avoid ISP tech support like the plague, mostly due to knowing a couple of people, and their level of knowledge, who have worked as ISP tech support.