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Let's just say it's not new. Operators mostly watch the plant during the weekend while the engineers are not there. It is a security job: check if something tu
by batmansmk 10y ago
Let's just say it's not new.
Operators mostly watch the plant during the weekend while the engineers are not there. It is a security job: check if something turns red and pick up the phone if it goes bonkers. The operator has a limited access to the core process. Boring, and they get busy by going to the Internet and downloading random stuff. And yes they do have access to the Internet...
- tkinom 10y agoRemember saw a job ads for PDP11 programmer to work on Nuclear power related project a few months ago. One thing for sure: you can't infect a PDP11 system with Windows or Dos Virus, nor can one plug in an USB.
- tyingq 10y agoI wonder if the new hire raises eyebrows constantly talking about "core memory", "dumping core", etc.