Or some places just have STUPID architects. Our College had a new satellite campus built in a small town. The architect claimed to be an expert on designing for communications equipment and computer labs. When we went to set up all the servers and computers, we found a server room no bigger than a broom closet, with a WATER/air cooling system mounted ABOVE the cabinet built for the servers and hubs. There was not even a drip tray in case of dribble leakage, let alone protection from a serious blowout. The servers ended up occupying an empty nook next to someone's desk, and the "server room" is an air-conditioned mop-closet.
And this jack-ass still gets PAID to design buildings! Ken On Wednesday 18 December 2002 03:16 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > On Tue, 17 Dec 2002, Todd Lyons wrote: > > 50/50 mix of Simple Green and Water, a 2" wide paint brush, and a > > soft-bristled toothbrush. Wash it down, rinse it with bottled water (or > > any other finely filtered water). Force air over it and let it dry > > overnight. A simple fan is really all that's needed with the humidity > > is low, a conditioned air source (preferably heated as opposed to > > cooled) if the humidity is high. > > After reading this, I thought to myself that I keep all my PCs off the > floor (hurricanes are an annual threat in South Florida). I'd never need > to clean a PC that got flooded. > > Yesterday I was making a cup of coffee using my trusty single cup > Black&Decker Brew'N Go. Trouble is I forgot to put the cup underneath to > catch the coffee. So the table caught it for me. And so did my laptop. > Bleah.
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