Post photos of your place of work / work space

[comiso90]

Heres a pic I took yesterday of one of my many "work spaces".... Its located at the University of Southern Alabama (U.S.A.), in the Main Administration Building, 3rd floor....

I know theres worse Communications Rooms (MDF/IDF) out there, but this is a joke....

The second pic is a new Telecom Closet I put together, with a new Plenum 24 Strand Single Mode Fiber (yellow)...

I think u may enjoy this:



Server room during a rain shower

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[Matt308]

Les, what is the multiple pig-tail for?

 

[Freebird]

I think u may enjoy this:

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Comiso, thats just freaky. Is that the basement of the Pentagon? Or Congress?

I always wondered what was going on when I get the "We are experiencing technical difficulties, - please stand by" message....

 

[Matt308]

Comiso, looked beautiful. A liberal trunk design perhaps, with flowing fountains? Hillary here I come...

 

[lesofprimus]

Matt, Im not sure in that closet man.... All I did was run the Fiber in there and terminate it....

Wire Management???

Whats wire management???

Comiso, that server room is bad.... All that cable is gonna have to be replaced.... Water kills it dead almost overnight...

 

[Matt308]

Les, no I was referring to the looping wire (pig-tail) in the middle of the pic. Never have seen that in multiple loops and especially in a non-tension installation.

 

[lesofprimus]

Ahhh, the loop of yellow cable???

That is the singlemode fiber I installed, and what ur seeing is the slack loop that we install on all new installations... U never know when a rack has got to be moved, or if a fiber gets damaged by some Meatball IT guy.. Theres always slack available...

 

[Matt308]

Excellent. Perfect answer.

 

[ccheese]

Ok, you'se boys and girls, here is our "Computer Room". The first pic is my
machine, and her laptop on the right. The second pic shows her computer
on the left, our two printers hooked with an Aa/Bb switch. (We can swap
printers), and my machine again. FYI, the clock on the wall above and left
of my computer was made out of an old computer hard drive, and has
Westminister Chimes in it. I have an in-house 4 port LAN (wired) with
connections going to the dining room and to the den.

Oh.... there's an old [WIN-98] computer under my desk. All told we have
two laptops, and four tower computers.

Charles

 

[Njaco]

Charles, looks like my place. I have that exact chair in the top pic!

 

[wilbur1]

Yea but look at the chair in the bottom pic. straight ouuta the base! dont worry i wont tell, charles

 

[Matt308]

I was gonna say the same thing. Gov't surplus. And I see you are a fan of Dell. Then again, nowadays, who isn't.

 

[comiso90]

Matt, Im not sure in that closet man.... All I did

Comiso, that server room is bad.... All that cable is gonna have to be replaced.... Water kills it dead almost overnight...

is there any conceivable reason to build a server room in a location like that?

Some numb nuts administrator probably said "because of cut backs, we have to put the server room in the sewer."

 

[Freebird]

I finally got around to getting a picture of my office. Here tis. Please note
the company forbids us from "displaying anything not work/company related".
I can't have a picture of my wife on my desk or on the walls. My "atta-boys"
are on the wall. They even complained about my warbirds calander !!
Oh... it's not a 2 X 4 office, it's 9' X 10' !!

Charles

Found your pics Charles....

 

[rochie]

here's my kitchen today at about 12 noon and a pic of today's wedding meal

 

[Heinz]

Nice shots Rochie.

Did you arrange all the food on the plates or just prepared and cook it all?

 

[rochie]

cooked, portioned and plated all 3 courses for 100 guests then served em all !

 

[FalkeEins]

wot..on your own? .. very impressive!

 

[rochie]

wot..on your own? .. very impressive!

Thanks FalkeEins, we usually start prepping the day before then cook and plate everything on the day of the wedding, normally do it on my own, 6 hours prep and cooking, 2 hours plating up then about 10 minutes to serve each course.
service takes a bit longer the more your feeding obviously

 

[Airframes]

Give 'em a trough mate - quicker and easier!