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That’s what you get for using peachOS
might even be an oopsie darned diddly daisy
Fiddle dee dee. That will require a tetanus shot.
Perfect title
Peach computer?
And that, my friends, is why you never use untested code on a live server.
Fork!
[Reminds me of this post](https://www.reddit.com/r/cscareerquestions/comments/6ez8ag/accidentally_destroyed_production_database_on) where someone destroyed the company’s production server on their first day.
ctrl-z
Looks like I just picked a whole bouquet of Oopsie Daisies.
Having a really bad day at work but this made me smile, well done.
Uhhh try Ctrl+Z
Your honour. I plead whoopsies.
Had something similar happen with a new hire. Due to customer data safety protocol, if someone logged in on a maintenance account (which had global/total access) but logged out without doing a specific thing, the server would wipe.
I was training a new guy and apparently someone gave him the maintenance account credentials instead of doing the proper thing and making him a new user account with the appropriate levels of access. Maybe they thought I would do so, despite the fact even I don’t have the ability to make a new user account. Anyway, he didn’t know it was the maintenance account and didn’t know what would happen when he logged out without doing the security doohickey.
I finished the training session, leaving him logged in to do his work for the evening. Next morning I get a call that the server is gone. Fortunately I had a backup from not that long ago, but man… those few seconds of panic were unreal.
“Fun” sidenote: Twice – 2 separate occasions – the physical server farm has caught fire and I’ve gotten calls from the local emergency services to come let them into the building. The servers are in Texas. I am in North Carolina. That’s aside from the fact that I don’t have a key to the building in the first place. My company just rents the damned servers, how am I on a “Contact in Case of Emergency” list?
OH >!HECK!<
Checked OPs other comics. I got a new artist to follow! Good stuff looking forward to more
c>:del *asterisk.asterisk*
Did it myself back in the day, not on server but my work desktop. Wiped the entire thing. Brian had to walk up from IT with a 5 1/4″ floppy to restore it.
My buddy used to do back-end stuff for company shop pages. One time he had to respond to an accident where an employee at high-end speaker company accidentally put all of their products to 100% off on their website.
Please mark this NSFW. This is very vulgar
Fiddlesticks!
> Oops? Did you say “oops”? “Oops” is when you fall down an elevator shaft. “Oops” is when you skinnydip into a pool of piranha. “Oops” is when you accidentally douche with Drano! No, this was no “oops.” This was an AAAAaaaaaaAAAAAaaaaaaaa!!!!
– Harvey Fierstein
Fiddlesticks
aww thats cute
Oops is for whomever didn’t set up a network backup system.
You never want to hear the backend dev say “oopsy daisy”.
Whoa Boss, looks like the drives have corrupted.
Okay, load the last back up.
Yeah….back up….I was meaning to talk about this.
Admin at my work accidentally did a delete all command on a server. I think there were backups so not a huge deal. Another guy took down a server by turning off the UPS. I guess he thought turning off the UPS would still supply power.