i work on software for the air force hurricane hunters. they aren’t allowed to download it off our website… so they just get it on a personal computer and flash drive it around. SECURITY.
that’s inspirational, honestly.
i work on software for the air force hurricane hunters. they aren’t allowed to download it off our website… so they just get it on a personal computer and flash drive it around. SECURITY.
that’s inspirational, honestly.

@calicovirus – I’m entirely unsurprised. long live bureaucracy, I guess. 😐
@bandana12 – yeah, and that is a totally reasonable security precaution for the Department of Defense. I, however, am just working as a contractor for the NPS, and if hackers got into the documents I wish to transfer all they’d find is a bunch of historical photos of a company of turn-of-the-century soldiers in alaska, some very attractive labels about said photos, and a pie chart that took me three hours.
“the federal government cannot use dropbox” – my professor, explaining why we have to hand-deliver a flash drive containing all our exhibit graphics files to the national park.
I have two settings when writing:
there’s something endlessly hilarious to me about the phrase “hotly debated” in an academic context. like i just picture a bunch of nerds at podiums & one’s like “of course there was a paleolithic bear cult in Northern Eurasia” and another one just looks him in the eye and says “i’l kill you in real life, kevin”
I just did my first exhibit install today and omg you guys vinyl wall text is so much fun to put up but the amount of math you have to do to get everything straight is…… lots…..
exhausting and everything is expensive
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