Social Justice Warriors Thread

[Speaker to Animals]

Anywhoo.. While working as a software engineer, I actually appreciated the temps set around 68. You can get cognitively dull and tired after hours of intellectual work. Cold temps keep you awake and functioning well.

They also increase testosterone, so what few actually productive engineers remain on the team after all the rounds of affirmative action hiring have a better chance of innovating anyway. Cat ladies and fat male feminists can wear sweaters for all I care. Really, they can even wear signs and march around in the hallway protesting air conditioned oppression all day long (not including their two hour lunch break) as long as they do not interfere with the actual engineers.

2 cents added..

[Fife]

Here's an IT question from an uninformed observer: don't you have to keep all that electrical shit like servers and CPUs in a cool environment?

[Speaker to Animals]

Here's an IT question from an uninformed observer: don't you have to keep all that electrical shit like servers and CPUs in a cool environment?

That's a separate room that IT monkeys maintain.

[Fife]

Dude I keep my shit at 68F year around and my electric shit still gets hot.

There are some weird sounds coming from that closet down the hall though.

[C-Mag]

[TheReal_ND]

Dude I keep my shit at 68F year around and my electric shit still gets hot.

There are some weird sounds coming from that closet down the hall though.

That's probably where your cable junction is kept. Though I'm surprised your hick ass house was built with that kind of infrastructure I should tell you it's completely normal for your splitters to make noise if you use dish network. You won't get telemundo though. I know. Sad!

[The Conservative]

Here's an IT question from an uninformed observer: don't you have to keep all that electrical shit like servers and CPUs in a cool environment?

That's a separate room that IT monkeys maintain.

Bwhahahahaha!

Your funny.

[The Conservative]

Here's an IT question from an uninformed observer: don't you have to keep all that electrical shit like servers and CPUs in a cool environment?

The days of having technology on premises is of the past, servers today are virtual.

You have one computer doing virtualization for almost everything with a second computer for redundancy. And that’s if you have an old company with legacy hardware. Or a company just starting up, or an admin that’s old school.

Today, people are using AWS, or other companies that have server farms to virtually host their server for them.

Companies like Amazon have acres of servers kept at cooler temperatures. Got to have servers somewhere.

Today if you are lucky you’ll have a single room, mostly a closet or of the sort that has AC pumped into it year round that handles all the networking. Patch routers, and perhaps the only server you’ll have is a firewall. Or a NAS for data that can’t leave premises, due to HIPAA laws or some BS.

Most of the tech today, you’ll be lucky if you see a server on site.

Only exception to that rule is if you have an admin that’s a control freak.

[C-Mag]

Mississippi Gubenatorial candidate uses Pence Rule and women don't like it
https://www.cnn.com/2019/07/10/politics ... index.html


The female reporter says its sexism

[The Conservative]

Mississippi Gubenatorial candidate uses Pence Rule and women don't like it
https://www.cnn.com/2019/07/10/politics ... index.html


The female reporter says its sexism

But my feelz!