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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
I was a Correction's Officer on death row in Texas in 2020. A third of the cameras worked, and fully half of the ones that did work were messed up and didn't record sound. I carried a Motorola radio that went out of manufacture in 2012. Our transpo vans were from the 90s. Our lot car was either a 2003 Crown Vic or a 2005 Ford Focus. They each had thousands of hours on them. The computers in the few places they were allowed were running XP. HR had dot matrix printers. CRT computer monitors weren't ubiquitous, but they were still being used.

The cameras not being functional isn't the 'Got ya!' the public thinks it is. That was a Captain getting reamed behind closed doors by the Warden of that facility for sitting on maintenance to keep costs down after being told to do exactly that and getting caught with their pants down.
gpt
Came here to say this.

I've worked security over the past 2 decades, I've seen plenty of places still using VHS tapes. I mean, at this point, its not even cost-effective... but there they are.

And I've worked at an automotive service counter, where if someone wanted to ask what part they needed for their car, you had to use this ollllld computer, that didn't have a mouse. You just keyed in codes that you were supposed to have memorized. It was like C for chevrolet, 16 for 2016 model, CRU for Cruze, and then the part youre looking for, like E for Engine and then there would be a list.

I never came to understand any of it. I don't like cars or care to know how they operate. I asked not to be placed in that department when they hired me... lol