That cable management looks pretty clean tho
I got completely distracted by the solid cable management as well.
They have cable management rules to prevent chaos from happening, which will if given the opportunity
That’s not a server rack, that’s an SCP.
I’ve cleaned one of those out once. Went from 10base-T to 100base-T in the building.
Fuck I’m old
Average Unreal Blueprint
Looks like that one room from Legends of the Hidden Temple lol
I work with an organization that has a “cableman” who goes around and yanks unapproved or unlabeled Ethernet cables from very important server racks. He has complete immunity from any consequences of pulling said cable. If the cable was important, it should have been labelled.
That’s kind of a very good way to manage that. Sort of like chaos engineering / Chaos Monkey
The laptop is updating on company’s time . Drink some tea, blame Microsoft and call it a day.
Yea but standing around in a server room sucks
WWHHHIRRRRRRRR
WHAT?
Not if it’s properly cooled and it’s summer time.
I hear you, but I’d still rather be free from there. Many years waiting for boot without chapstick. Hated it.
Always carry a properly loaded emulator on your phone… Times like these call for it’s good use.
Oh, we are sharing workplace cable management, ok, here’s a place I used to work at:
Here was my nightmare on the day some equipment died and we had to patch around it manually
Sounds like an origin story.
I’m not IT in any capacity than my own shit at home. Tackling this looks impossible.
You just need a machete and a strong wrist.
Just takes time, patience, and enough money to not care.
Not impossible. Just extremely tedious and time consuming.
The solution to tackling it was to just not tackle it. See the various dangling cables where something was no longer needed and rather than removing the cable, screw it, it is lost to the entropy.
It’s called security. Hackers can’t tap into our data if they can’t find the data cable!
Sir, words have meaning. This does not fit the definition of management
Wow it’s the data center equivalent of developing country wiring.
The Jackson Pollock patch bay.
Why are you using windows for what looks like important infrastructure work? 😬
May not be his/her choice.
How do you know when someone hates Windows? They’ll tell you, myself included.
For sure. The ‘you’ was more a corporate you. Someone made this call.
‘Them’ is also a valid pronoun when you don’t know or are unsure if gender!
Because bossman says use this machine which has windows installed.
It’s the normal process. Very rarely do I go into a site and not be requested to have windows available.
Too late OP, now I know where you live
Is this all we are? Just a bunch of nerds…some of who like to be naked and do naughty stuff…? Just out to figure out where the others live? 😞😕.
Recently I was able to identify where a porno was shot… down in Brazil! WTF. I didn’t tell anyone where. One day in the distant future I might be able to travel there so I too can claim fame. But why do we do it? We do we try to dox people?
For teh lulz. DUHH
I wanna learn hiw to dox! So i can scare the little shits that are way better than me at video games
Nice cable management there. You’re better than Windows.
thank you for the free penguin pic
As everyone else has said, that’s clean as fuck.
I see ya’ll put the room numbers on the front of the patch panel instead of the cable labels. What kind of facility is this in if you don’t mind me asking? Is this a hospital?
That’s some decent cabling
Next job do it at a more appropriate time and you might keep the job
/s
If I were in the middle of something and that laptop did that to me, it would now be a two piece laptop.
It’s not the hardware’s fault! You can install something good.
Detachable screen 🤣
One time the computer restarted while I was trying to scan in emergency meds. I narrowly avoided flipping the workstation over in a blinding adrenaline fueled rage by having to go verify it manually with a coworker instead and just charted it later.
good thing it dint glitch out and tried out to double order the meds.
That would be an unusual glitch, and one that wouldn’t be able to reach the patient, especially not in my specialty where we don’t have pumps at all let alone ones the computer can control. More likely is the resident gives a verbal instead and doesn’t get the benefit of allergy / dosing warnings. Tbh it’s actually not uncommon for the doctor to accidentally order a new scheduled dose and forget to discontinue the old dose just through pure human error but that’s pretty easy to catch because it looks hella weird in the MAR and most of the time it pops an error or at the very least pharmacy just refuses to approve it before it even gets to me. I’ve been licensed for five years now and I can only think of maybe like four times that particular error has ever even made it as far as me and it was human error every time.
are you a pharm tech or pharmacist by any chance,.
no RN so the person actually putting the med into the patient
me installing some vapesNever seen patch panels like that before, neat
