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7:50 - arrive at work, turn on Windows workstation 7:51 - get coffee, greet co-workers 8:10 - workstation finally up, check overnight logs You know you
by ido 15y ago
7:50 - arrive at work, turn on Windows workstation
7:51 - get coffee, greet co-workers
8:10 - workstation finally up, check overnight logs
You know you can just leave your windows computer on all night too, it will eventually enter sleep mode anyway (takes a few seconds the next day to "wake up") :)
- dabent 15y agoThat's against policy where I currently work. They also push updates that require a reboot overnight. Lots of big companies I've worked for do that as well.
- albedoa 15y agoI wish this were true everywhere, but as it stands, I am jealous that it only takes twenty minutes for his machine to boot.
- Duff 15y agoThis is an enterprise. So they probably use a AV product like McCrappy that takes 3 hours to scan for stuff.