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This 1980s Computer Controls Heat And AC For 19 Public Schools (4 pics)
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rodrigozanatta
(17 Jun 2015 03:46) Total user comments:
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Lol, the cost to change the system is NOT to replace the computer! They need to replace a 30 years old cold system. The computer is just ONE small part of it!
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ublic-schools-4-pics.html
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NattyC
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This sort of thing is still somewhat common even today. As I understand factories like OLIN brass still use even older hardware running windows 3.1 because you really don't need anything more powerful to preform these sort of tasks.
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hugo31
(17 Jun 2015 05:23) Total user comments:
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if still works then there is no real need to replace it.
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OldOllie
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If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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Tomaz86
(17 Jun 2015 16:12) Total user comments:
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Quote: OldOllie
If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
True comment.
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LewisJones
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public sector doesn't operate on common sense. and they are so fucking wrong on the cost for computer systems, unless that total includes new pools for every one on the school board....and maybe boats.
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Phynix4
(17 Jun 2015 21:28) Total user comments:
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Rod, above, has the right of it..
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