You'll also do a lot of maintenance by manually typing commands into terminals to analyse and recalibrate systems. Worse, computers inside dishes can cut out, and you'll need to run all the way over (or hop on your janky quad bike) to reconnect it to the network. Individual computers in your server bank can break, reducing your processing power and slowing systems until you rewire them in a wee minigame with basic maths puzzles.
Data is stored on physical drives too, shuffled around between stations by ejecting the drive and slamming it into another slot (after remembering to export, obvs). Most of the controls are physical buttons, pressed and tweaked and tuned. The basics of your job involve a bank of four computer terminals and a laptop, each with their own role, display, and controls. Manage cookie settings I could have made a snazzy high-speed highlights video, but the pleasure is in pace and procedure Watch on YouTube
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