True Tales of Hands-on Hacks
PCM2 writes "InfoWorld is running a fun special report offering true tales of "enterprise hacks" -- real-world folks and how they solved IT problems in unorthodox ways. Can you beat the story about the tech who hacked a USB switch with a timer to bridge two air-gapped networks? Or the one who used Wi-Fi to track a missing tool cart? What's your proudest hack?" It's in PDF, but freely downloadable.
My best hack was when I constructed a nuclear reactor from a paper clip and a dirty napkin for the inhabitants of P3X-491.
Sincerely,
General John "Jack 'MacGyver'" O'Neill
"I would say that 99 per cent of what my father has written about his own life is false." - L. Ron Hubbard Jr.
One time I made a phone with nothing but 2 tin cans and a piece of waxed string.
1 voice in a sea of voices
This one time in band camp- I used an unorthodox body part to power a flute.
My humor is probably your flamebait
One time, I used some network cable to hook a couple of computers together.
Pffft. I did that with duct tape once...Oh, you meant you *networked* them...
This guy's the limit!
Hopefully he also addressed the security concern that anyone with a fire extinguisher can get into the server room...
You are in a maze of twisted little posts, all alike.
"Hopefully he also addressed the security concern that anyone with a fire extinguisher can get into the server room..."
PHB: Remove all fire extinguishers.