Heh. You should see the rodent problems they have in power plants. I talked to one engineer who supervised a project to install a network comms system in a large substation - ethernet, fiber, a bunch of new RTUs and all the cabling to go with them. They worked 20 hours days installing it, then broke for a weekend before they started testing. When they came back on Monday they discovered mice ahd eaten all the yellow wires. Just the yellow ones.
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Heh. You should see the rodent problems they have in power plants. I talked to one engineer who supervised a project to install a network comms system in a large substation - ethernet, fiber, a bunch of new RTUs and all the cabling to go with them. They worked 20 hours days installing it, then broke for a weekend before they started testing. When they came back on Monday they discovered mice ahd eaten all the yellow wires. Just the yellow ones.
You mean it's not just a notice from the hardcore Unix weenies? Kinda like the warning notes you put on your bedroom door when you are 11.
Ooooh, and those like like those "high-productivity, assault peripherals."
I bet the optics on those things are downright scary, and .... is that some kind of "shroud" to keep it from overheating?
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