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This...is what a server (at startup) sounds like. Thankfully, these are in sound proof cabinets...
Think about it the next time you cant reach a site...
Thor
I built a bunch of proliant 6500's on a bench. Those had hot pluggable redundant fans. I'd wait until someone walked into the room and power a couple on and wheel backwards in my chair convincing them that if I turned on more then one at a time the fan wind was blowing me back.
built a bunch of proliant 6500's on a bench. Those had hit pluggable redundant fans. I'wait until someone walked into the room and power a couple on and wheel backwards in my chair convincing them that if I turned on more then one at a time the fan wind was blowing me back.
Spare a thought for those us like me who have to fix these things when they break, and a lot of that work is on hot servers so you can't switch them off.
Spare a thought for those us like me who have to fix these things when they break, and a lot of that work is on hot servers so you can't switch them off.
Well, it's for you guys I started this thread
Thanks for (barely) burning your fingers on these while fixing them, so we all can enjoy that extra mouseclick on the internet
You diserve a frosty one
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for the guys at the data center
