All on me
Today, while working the dinner rush at my job, every single computer, credit card machine, and printer froze for an hour and a half. The reason behind this issue was a large wire ripped from the mainframe, the same wire I tripped over 20 seconds before while my boss watched. FML
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vt_mruhlin 0
Clearly the wire posed a safety hazard. You should sue your boss.
Inspired22 11
Why is it out in the open where people can trip on it? Especially at a restaurant, because there is so much traffic! That is not your fault at all!
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Comments (60)
kelther 0
so by your mark any computer could be considered a mainframe? that doesn't... sound right.
MCart_fml 0
Safety hazard indeed. If it's not taped down or clearly marked as a tripping hazard it's the management's fault.
rosiegrewup 0
Health and Safety Fail. Report them for unsafe working environments.
louisianagrrrrl 0
thats their fault, wires shouldnt be out where people can trip over them
killface_fml 0
It was a Gibson.....
Laeif 0
Yeah, that wire shouldn't have been out where it was possible to trip on it
Silhouette_fml 0
Are you sure you don't mean your ex-boss?
Frlf 0
#2 has it.
tipple 0
woops!
Paulspacefdot 0
Working in IT (well, sort of...), I can say that whoever installed that system should have their nuts handed to them... Like someone else said; a "wire" that can cause a single-point failure with no backup, and it's "sitting out on the floor"? STUPID install... And yeah.. I've been there... (sorta). I was pulling out old redundant coaxial cable from an old "Cat-2" network.. and accidentally cut the brand new fiber optic cable that fed the whole building. Ooops. Guess I should have specified a DIFFERENT wire color from the old wire, huh? One grey wire looks like the next when you're in a dimly lit attic.