Sooo... open a cabinet, drop in a server, close the door and call it a server cabinet? Where do I mount the rails?

I was never a student there, some teacher's VMS account login got around. There were 15 of us that I know of using it, I'm sure there were more.

It was the early 90's, I was a freshman in Highschool. I had an apple IIe with a USR 300bps modem dialing into a "borrowed" VMS account at the University at Buffalo. An amateur radio operator friend gave me this gopher link that was able to look up who owned what callsigns.

I was lucky enough to have a friend I'd worked with at a different company who liked me enough to create a spot for me at his new firm when he heard I got laid off from that company where we both worked.

Mmm. Tasty, tasty death!

It is, but if they come through it's a hell of a deal.

The DeltaMaker

The DeltaMaker

$800 to a kickstarter project. As long as they deliver it's a fantastic deal for the 3d printer.

Bravo!

Circumventing IT policy is generally not recommended. We put those rules in place to protect the firm. "up to and including termination" comes to mind.

There's a magic 8ball joke in there somewhere, I'm just too lazy to find it.

At least until the butter melts and runs down the thing.

Maybe not, but she is.

Stupidity should be painful

I understand trunked walkie talkies and why emergency services want them, I can even see why some businesses like bike messengers would want them - but for personal use why not just set a speed dial and call someone? Was there a cost difference per connection?

So essentially you're saying it can go through all the cadbury easter eggs AND peeps. Every single one.

Demand better bourbon!

I'll just leave this here.

So nothing unexpected happened? Did I miss something?