You being too autistic to understand that, it in itself a form of goal poast spergey

No machines have VGA? Do you mean you thought I believed no machiens had DP?

Or DVI or whatever?

Okay Autist

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No I'm saying I literally... fuck it.

Okay you're totally right.

No VGA ever in a datacenter.

They'd have to be suuuuuper old to have any VGA.

Tru facts.

What's the limit to VGA cable lenght

Thanks for educating me.

answer in 3s

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oh you don't even know

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what a retarded autist

I already conceded, genius. You're the one with all the datacenter experience.

I've been schooled by your claim that there is no VGA in a modern datacenter.

Well, I don't sweep the floors of them as often as you do

so I'm sure you have more experience in DCs

Your autism will be at good work counting all the VGA ports on HPs and Dells

>Being wrong and having it clearly pointed out
>Your autistic!!!

>being too autistic to think that saying something isn't used means it doesn't exist

Of course I'm fucking autistic, I work in IT.

>I PROVED YOU WRONG, WOW

how much do you weigh?

post a picture of your orange fingers

have you ever used the old 600ft runs of VGA?

There's a reason no one does that anymore

regardless of whether the machines have a port on the front panel

Yeah I frequently had runs that easily would have been too far for a stable DVI/DP/whatever signal.

It's only about 15 feet or so.

It's fine for the push cart.

But if you're going to string it through all your cable management it gets too long fast.

It's not 15 feet if it's over CAT

VGA looks like shit past 50 feet or so

even if the spec says you can do over 600

Are you suggesting using a BaseT signal booster for every server?