Ch-Ch-Chatting With the South Pole's IT Manager
Have you ever thought about working at a place where the main worry is keeping the equipment from getting too cold? An excellent detailed interview with the IT manager of the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station. Getting service is a little tough. They try to maintain at least a year's worth of spare parts.
Includes an interesting set of photos.
watch Clark. And watch him close.
"My computer froze!"
When the machines get too cold, they install Microsoft products.
Then Satan shows up and heats up the joint.
It has to be much, much easier to overclock machines when you never have to worry about overheating. Who needs liquid cooling when you can have polar cooling?
I click the link, and the first image is of a very cold-looking guy standing next to the South Pole marker. Underneath it is a CDW ad that states "We're there.".
That may be the first time I've cracked a smile at an online ad.
End of lesson. You may press the button.
Who lives at the south pole? Herschel the Hanukkah goblin you insensitive cod!
Ask not what you can do for your country. Ask what your country did to you
Well, I'm not sure how a smiley face is NSFW but whatever.
Personally, being that it was a balmy +5F outside this morning on my walk in from the car, I was seriously considering making my dreams come true and showing up in a school completely naked -- well, except for the yellow smiley face hovering over my dick.
Security software - BlackIce
Snow license Manager
Snow screen savers
Frozen Heads Software for the Macs http://frozenheads.com/
polar software for the helpdesk http://www.polarsoftware.com/
And of course Penguin everything
but the burning question: Does he type everything using the CAP lock ?
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Isn't that a perfect situation to make use of Netburst-based Pentium 4 processors ?
All those pics are upside-down! :-)
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How'd they get pictures of my parents basement where I live? Oh wait, pictures of Antarctica, never mind. Still cold in both places though.