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Isn't it ironic that a library of all places completely melts down when you damage their computers? It's not like a hospital for example who could reasonably ar
by rthkljlkrj 3y ago
Isn't it ironic that a library of all places completely melts down when you damage their computers? It's not like a hospital for example who could reasonably argue "of course if you manage my systems my business melts down, it's not like managing paper records is part of my core expertise, I'm busy with other things".
- dotnet00 3y agoThe other way to look at it is that a library can afford the trouble, as no one is likely to be at immediate risk of death if their computers go down. A hospital has no choice but to be more resilient, since many other emergencies they would be most needed in (eg natural disasters) can also involve loss of access to computer systems.
- rthkljlkrj 3y agoOf course, I wasn't making an argument that we should make hospitals more fragile...