What happens when humans get dead-ended?
They go into IT?
1630 publicly visible posts • joined 28 Sep 2011
Apparently i'm the only one in the house who does, though.
As for parts? Still have my QIC drive and tapes, dual floppy drive, hordes of cables and old drives.
But wait! There's more. Boxes of screws, nails, nuts, bolts in various sizes, shapes, and metals (steel, copper, brass, bronze, aluminium); miscellaneous hardware (hammer head wedges) and saw handle bolts.
My only collecting problem is not enough space.
When i first started with a certain employer years ago they had Unisys 494's running in 490 mode with Fastrand drums as well as 432 and 1782 drums. The Fastrand were two huge drums with a controller cabinet and in total weighed in around 6000 pounds. The floor tiles buckled a bit when they got moved, but i don't recall any collapses. BIggest danger was always getting a tie caught in a printer (or in my case at one place, getting a hand caught in a decollater).
In actuality, the trolley problem involves another party - YOU, the passenger. I don't ever want the car deciding on its own to not run over the old lady and to not run over the cyclist and instead to run into a brick wall with me inside the tin coffin.
Death Race 2000
just sayin'
And i don't have to ride with anyone else
and it's available exactly when and where i need it
and i don't have to pay every time (my auto is payed off and only minor maintenance)
and it's smart enough to take a different route if i tell it
and it works well in all weather and road conditions (snow, rain, etc.)
and the answer is still HELLZ NO!