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I'm just saying that it's a very silly protection. It's not like piranhas, more like having a moat full of herrings. For me it's this kind of protection that sa

by fridek 15y ago

I'm just saying that it's a very silly protection. It's not like piranhas, more like having a moat full of herrings. For me it's this kind of protection that says "hey! there is something interesting here" but is not really preventing anyone from peeking. I understand why they use shared centers and that they actually have some kind of custom equipment that should be used there for our pleasure. I think that putting it in a normal-looking rack would be a way better protection.

Steko 15y ago
It's actually better then piranas, it's more like frogs that make a loud noise when someone trys to swim past the moat. If Google's area is not supposed to have lights and lights go on there that's suspicious. Google could have light sensors on/near the servers along with surveillance cams and hell let's throw in a bullhorn for good measure... "Step away from the server Mr. Ballmer!" "Drat, foiled again! Meddling teenagers!" Bullhorn aside, if you have 100K servers that might actually be an efficient way to monitor security for them.