ATMOSPHERES: Network Server Room
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Binaural Beats: Binaural beats, or binaural tones, are auditory processing artifacts, or apparent sounds, caused by specific physical stimuli. The brain produces a phenomenon resulting in low-frequency pulsations in the amplitude and sound localization of a perceived sound when two tones at slightly different frequencies are presented separately, one to each of a subject's ears, using stereo headphones. A beating tone will be perceived, as if the two tones mixed naturally, out of the brain. Binaural beats reportedly influence the brain in more subtle ways through the entrainment of brainwaves and provide other health benefits such as control over pain. Headphones are required.
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Chromotherapy: Chromotherapy, sometimes called color therapy, colorology or cromatherapy, is an alternative medicine method. In 1933, Indian-born scientist Dinshah P. Ghadiali claimed to have discovered the scientific principles which explain why and how the different colored rays have various therapeutic effects on organisms. He believed that colors represent chemical potencies in higher octaves of vibration, and for each organism and system of the body there is a particular color that stimulates and another that inhibits the work of that organ or system. Ghadiali also thought that by knowing the action of the different colors upon the different organs and systems of the body, one can apply the correct color that will tend to balance the action of any organ or system that has become abnormal in its functioning or condition.
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Transmissions: Timeless forward thinking composers and/or compositions spanning all eras and musical genres.
Solfeggio Tones: The “Solfeggio frequencies” are cyclic variation of the numbers 369, 147 and 258. It is claimed that each frequency has specific spiritual and physical healing properties. It is also claimed that they are part of a process that can assist you in creating the possibility of life without stress, illness, and sickness.
My mother works for Dell. Back in 2004-2005, when I was in kindergarten and she had to work on weekends, she’d bring me to her work very early in the morning, around 5. Her building was almost always empty at that time. When I wasn’t sleeping, I was perusing the office building, exploring empty cubicles (or other peoples), making paperclip bows, or hanging out in the break rooms. Although this isn’t that sound, it sounds exactly like the break rooms did. Asking for $1 so I could get a Powerade at 7 in the morning. Major nostalgia.
I would like to explain my exploration as well when i was 7.
Back at 2010, my dad brought me to his work-place: RICOH. He'd shown me around designs and printers even new technology that i would have definite interests. I looked around the cubical, observing each co-worker at their spot. Talking on their telephones before I-phones were a full thing to everybody. As i took into a deeper area of the place, knowing that i have to obviously respect the others since they're busy and i was a more sincere good-heated one until age 12. (Miss those times being a softy.) The sounds here remind me the time i was near the storage compartment. Hearing many sounds of fans and i looked around at the forklifts, studying their design. I always thought like I was living in the future that i wanted to be in. It was fun while it lasted, i got some Doritos and coke from a vending machine at the breaker-room for the first time ever trying them. it was imprinted in my brain ever since. Couldn't forget the taste.
Anyone wanna share their story of nostalgia as well?
Back at 2013,an television company Abi-TV rented some apartments, and installed data centers in.my dad been working on one.every weekend I was going into that apartment with my dad,and,you know,I liked it more than amusement parks.that smell...that smell of server room and noise from a/c,and that cold room,every day I was playing with the boys,and ate a chocolate,I remember that times,and I come here to listen this sounds...
Wish I could have been there...
Minecrart, robls,andsnsedddkdkdsecer
I was in kindergarten to around that time Prost friend
After two years and a half I still listen to this almost daily.
I worked in Audit and once every few months had to visit giant rooms filed with servers to collect asset information. I used to wear a heavy coat on those days and loved the sounds that were generated by hundreds of servers. Even in that thick coat I got goose-pimples and had a feeling of cosiness about me. I can't really describe it, but it was almost like the room was hugging me. Even today these sounds send shivers up my arms and I just want to curl up and fall into a deep sleep. So relaxing - thanks for this.
Did you like the job? I am interested in getting a job that has something to do with servers but I don't know if it is worth the work or not.
@@loslingos1232 Apologies for the late reply, been busy working away.
Yes I did like the job - I was involved in software/hardware auditing and had to ensure that software compliancy was adhered to at all times - piracy did happen from time to time and worked on a '2 strikes your out' method. Auditing all hardware assets was time-consuming and included all computers including 100's of physical servers across multiple sites/domains. I looked forward to the server rooms best of all for the reasons I described above.
You'll need solid industry-standard qualifications. The role of Server Administrator is a technical position that requires hard IT skills and knowledge.
Server Administrators must have a working knowledge of TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP, LAN and WAN to troubleshoot and address server issues.
They must also know about firewalls, proxy and databases to keep the network and user information secure.
Server Admins also have to be good communicators as part of their job involves helping non-IT users with common hardware and software issues. Here are the skills that most employers are looking for in Server Administrator candidates:
Using knowledge of TCP/IP, DNS, LAN and WAN to maintain server functionality.
Using analytical and reasoning skills to troubleshoot and repair server issues.
Communicating effectively with colleagues across teams as well as company management.
Hope that helps.
@@fogartym77 It's fine.
Yes that helps! Thanks!
OK, this track is legit. I even like the image 💯
Gotta get used to hearing this pretty soon, not gonna lie it's kinda calming.
That sounds like the superserver
This has the best sound to it
Best network sound ever, so relaxing and helps me with my DAT prep.
Thank you. Wish it was 5 hours though
Right-click on image and choose 'Loop'
And if on mobile, add a new playlist and make the playlist loop.
Open wide jonny
this is relaxing
Best sound for white noise. Been listening to this in the background for 3 weeks now whatever I do. Thank you.
If its not too much to ask, could you do an 8 or 10 hours version?
Thank you very much!!
***** Thanks bud!
You can right click on the video an then loop it
wow I didn't know that! First time discovering we can loop by pressing right click thanks!
Right click on the video -> Loop
thanks me later
Can you do us an awesome favor and add a longer recording .... four hours would be great . Anyway, I really appreciate this one, keep up the great work !!
Thanks for that awesome tip!
nice tip man!
Very pleasant tone, this is
Yeah. I just love the soft humming of the fans!
I love servers. One day, I want to become IT and work in servers. They seem very fun to work with. If anyone has any experience like that, what was it like? Did/do you like the job?
Experience: loud and stressful hahah. If you wanna work longer then a few minutes in a big server room i recommend hearing protectors
@@c1pher_1337 Can you explain a bit about the stress?
Thanks.
Thank you for this, if you could include a download link it would be amazing!
+zilbra1 Right click on the video to copy its url then go to this website to have it downloaded
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@@behnamamiri8252 It is shut down now. Try this one: ytmp3.cc/en13/
downloading is illegal
Why are Server Rooms so Fuggin cold
Computers work better in cold environment so the air is constantly being cooled.
Our server room where I work is more of a high pitched whine, not as nice has this.
Do you like the job? I am interested in getting a job that has something to do with servers but I don't know if it is worth the work or not.
@@loslingos1232 I’m level 1 help desk so I don’t actually do much with servers. It’s really going to depend on what company you work for and what kind of job. If you can get into a data centre DevOps position then you’ll be working with servers more but if you work for a normal enterprise company like me then you’re more likely to find they don’t have many servers as everyone is moving to the cloud. We are a big company with a global IT network and we actually only have a handful of servers because we use managed services and the cloud a lot. Only things we have on-prem is AD, file & print, and backups. Maybe 6 or 7 physical servers? Loads of VMs though.
@@sadface Okay, thanks! I wonder how long until every server will be gone.
@@loslingos1232 we’re aiming for the not so distant future. I guess only thing that will be left eventually are the file servers. Local storage is always gonna be faster. But that’s about it.
@@loslingos1232 But we all know the cloud is just someone else’s computer. The safe bet is to get a job in a data centre if you can.
My happy place. zzZZ
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what the fuck is the description to this video, Jesus its like a birth control warning label
lol