Yep LOOOOOOONG before. actually the solution was to remove all floppy drives and carry one in our kit for service calls. (The CFO loved it when I showed him how we could save 200 bucks per box + give everyone a portable Floppy at no extra cost.)
James On Mon, 10 Jun 2002 07:19:15 -0400 daRcmaTTeR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > James wrote: > > > On Thu, 6 Jun 2002 23:16:08 -0400 > > Reminds me of a computer controlled security system. 50 cameras 5 > > monitors switching to 10 a piece, plus a normal monitor, all > > controlled by one box running an i386 Unix. The security guard was > > getting bored at night so he wanted to play games. The ones he had > > wouldn't run on, as he put it, the version of DOS on this box. So > > he brought in his own DOS disks to install the newest version.... > > Alarms go off, the security system is down..... and one lone guard > > is sitting there playing defender on the center monitor. > > > > and yes this did happen. > > > > James > > <grin> > > that must have been back in the days before they had locks on the > front of the case so's you couldn't get to the drives. Idiot proof and > all that. > > Mark > > >
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