I work with an organization that has a "cableman" who goes around and yanks unapproved or unlabeled Ethernet cables from very important server racks. He has complete immunity from any consequences of pulling said cable. If the cable was important, it should have been labelled.

WWHHHIRRRRRRRR

Not if it's properly cooled and it's summer time.

Always carry a properly loaded emulator on your phone... Times like these call for it's good use.

Sounds like an origin story.

I’m not IT in any capacity than my own shit at home. Tackling this looks impossible.

Security through obscurity

Wait a minute. That's my address!!

For sure. The 'you' was more a corporate you. Someone made this call.

'Them' is also a valid pronoun when you don't know or are unsure if gender!

Not in the EU region lol

No, not on a business owned device. The updates should give warnings, of course. Some companies don’t seem to know how to supply those warnings before mandating the install, for some reason.

Companies lock out the computer because it is lacking updates rather than have it working. Apple broke ssh on all their macs with an update for three months or so. Managed to postpone it for a while until the called and said I have to update or be locked out. Luckily I had postponed it for so long that the next update arrived just like a week later.

No, because devices need to be compliant, there needs to be an unskipable deadline. Otherwise everyone would just defer.

That would be an unusual glitch, and one that wouldn't be able to reach the patient, especially not in my specialty where we don't have pumps at all let alone ones the computer can control. More likely is the resident gives a verbal instead and doesn't get the benefit of allergy / dosing warnings. Tbh it's actually not uncommon for the doctor to accidentally order a new scheduled dose and forget to discontinue the old dose just through pure human error but that's pretty easy to catch because it looks hella weird in the MAR and most of the time it pops an error or at the very least pharmacy just refuses to approve it before it even gets to me. I've been licensed for five years now and I can only think of maybe like four times that particular error has ever even made it as far as me and it was human error every time.