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Old 01-14-2016, 02:15 PM
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I got just a Macbook Pro, do I qualify? I also have an email server in my bathroom closet.
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Nice place for an email server LOL
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Nice place for an email server LOL
Hey if it's good enough to hold top secret information it's good enough for me
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Ummm how big is your bathroom/bathroom closet? You have me wondering
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Ummm how big is your bathroom/bathroom closet? You have me wondering
I was just jesting

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OMG why did I expect better from you!!
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OMG why did I expect better from you!!
Ok ok I can redeem myself. $150,000 worth of equipment that's mine to play with at work
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Ok ok I can redeem myself. $150,000 worth of equipment that's mine to play with at work
Alright alright, you win that round! I'd show pics of our server rack and call system at work but yours is much more impressive!

Edit: So, if you can tell us without having to kill us after, what do you do for work that gets you around that kind of equipment?
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I'm a System Admin for a SMB healthcare company. Most of our capital is in software, as is my daily torment.

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Alright alright, you win that round! I'd show pics of our server rack and call system at work but yours is much more impressive!

Edit: So, if you can tell us without having to kill us after, what do you do for work that gets you around that kind of equipment?
I used to have about triple that amount of servers at my previous job, it was before the age of virtualization. Each of these servers now runs 6-7 virtual machines, which makes the physical footprint much smaller.

I am the VP of IT for a regional insurance carrier. I spend most of my time developing software but I also deal with infrastructure - networking, servers, disaster planning and recovery, security etc. The buck stops here when it comes to anything IT related. When I get home last thing I want to do is look at another computer, so I wrench on the cubs, work on the lawn etc.
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