Because they shouldn’t be in a server room. There are extremely expensive, very sensitive components in there. You can damage millions of dollars worth of equipment if you don’t know what you’re doing.
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ELI5: Why would you ever report a homeless person?
Because they shouldn’t be in a server room. There are extremely expensive, very sensitive components in there. You can damage millions of dollars worth of equipment if you don’t know what you’re doing.
Yeah, I wouldn’t call the cops, but that’s pretty high on the list of bad places for a homeless encampment.
I mean, they shouldn’t be in a server room probably, it’s not entirely safe.
Because people are assholes
Is that Giano Sleaze?
I’m not homeless, though my backpack does have a wraparound pillow attached to it for when I used to camp in Chinese data centers or do chip bringup.
Have a collapsible cot in my trunk too.
Remember in the old Internet days there was that programmer that designed his own sleep coffin so he could take naps in his cubicle?
I am imagining an actual tent or tarp spun up in the warm air channel and actually camping there.
Great mental image. Thank you!
Edit: Quick try at 1am to visualize it with Dall-E:
That’s cute. It was noisier than you can possibly imagine, but damn if you didn’t need that nap while tests ran.
Only was in a very small scale datacenter and it was very noisy but I could probably sleep with a good pair of ANC headphones.
Earplugs, but also you just get used to it as white noise.
But yeah, loud as hell.