Quick, call the sysadmins!

Alexander DiMauro

This was originally posted by Kevin Yank on Twitter, but it's hilarious. It's a screen grab hosted on imgur.com from the TV show Baseball Tonight on ESPN. Look carefully, what do you see?: D'oh![^] :doh: Quick, call the sysadmins! :laugh:

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Brisingr Aerowing

:doh: They have WI-FI PASSWORDS printed out and stuck on the wall?!?

public class SysAdmin : Employee
{

 public override void DoWork(IWorkItem workItem)
 {
      if (workItem.User.Type == UserType.NoLearn){
         throw new NoIWillNotFixYourComputerException(new Luser(workItem.User));
      }else{
           base.DoWork(workItem);
      }
 }

}

Lost User

That guy has a crease running right down the middle of his face, I wonder if you can fold him like a Mad magazine fold in?

_Damian S_

My favourite one was when they held up one of the credit cards they were handing out in the wake of Hurricane Katrina... within mins it had been used to purchase stuff on the net...

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wizardzz

"What me worry... about secure networks?"

peterchen

Alexander DiMauro wrote:

Look carefully, what do you see?

Access data to an open access point? Many places do this, with a decent rotation of the password.

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Jan Steyn

It keeps wardrivers away, but allow you to publicly share info. If changed regularly, there shouldn't be anything wrong with it, especially if the content protected isn't too valuable. In this instance it would seem as if press statements and photos for the media are the only things being protected. Good catch though!

peterchen

Jan Steyn wrote:

If changed regularly, there shouldn't be anything wrong with it, especially if the content protected isn't too valuable.

Exactly. Many hostels work that way. Stop neighbours from large-scale leeching, but give free access to patrons.

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