http://brianwiese.com/blog/2005/09/01/dumb-admins-your-lost-data/ Jumping into the tech, politics, and personal blogging sphere Mon, 16 Jan 2012 00:28:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://brianwiese.com/blog/2005/09/01/dumb-admins-your-lost-data/#comment-16 otinia Wed, 14 Sep 2005 01:24:53 +0000 http://brianwiese.net/blog/?p=22#comment-16 wow thats really not cool. i was a lab admin for 4 yrs and we never had that kind of insanity. we had logins though and each student would login and save their work on a server share. so each student's work was accessible from around campus. when students printed they printed out with a user name cover page to seperate from other students work. it was fairly efficient except when newbies didnt know what to do. they'd save their work on the desktop and an annoying program would delete their work on reboot. then again if a computer got a virus that destroyed things then all we'd have to do was reboot to fix it. so, there's upsides and downsides i guess. probably the difference between my school and yours is that the people at my school weren't very intelligent (i.e. agriculture majors - no offense). they generally aren't computer-oriented people wow thats really not cool. i was a lab admin for 4 yrs and we never had that kind of insanity. we had logins though and each student would login and save their work on a server share. so each student’s work was accessible from around campus. when students printed they printed out with a user name cover page to seperate from other students work. it was fairly efficient except when newbies didnt know what to do. they’d save their work on the desktop and an annoying program would delete their work on reboot. then again if a computer got a virus that destroyed things then all we’d have to do was reboot to fix it. so, there’s upsides and downsides i guess. probably the difference between my school and yours is that the people at my school weren’t very intelligent (i.e. agriculture majors – no offense). they generally aren’t computer-oriented people

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