>search around an old Soviet building >play solitaire on old computer >accidentaly launch a missile at Paraguay

"let's leave this place." Turn off the PC, pull the cord, put back the chair You're the man of attitude, even inside an abandoned place

Those aren't blade servers, they're PBX interface cards. In fact, specifically, they appear to be Alcatel UA32's. Each one supported up to 32 phones, which explains the huge distribution plant behind it. This is a telecom room.

I love how 'ancient' computer systems like this can still be found functional and ready to boot up out there. It's living history.

You found the Ubisoft servers.

Love the win 95 security. If you don't know the password just hit cancel

1 month later some guy reviewing Power consumption bills - Sees small spike of activity on the electric consumption. *Raises eyebrow*

Imagine if he shined the flash light down a dark hall and heard “Micheal vsauce here”

You need a science skill of 60 to hack this computer

props to you for actually respecting the areas you explore. Not enough people like you. Thank you! You even unplugged the computer when you were done. Most people would try destroying it or something, which ruins the fun for other people to explore the blast to the past. Sadly, many people are too self-centered/selfish to be exploring

Shiey turns on server Club Penguin: Hi Iam back online guys!

"Windows has updated" *Meaning it was probably last shut down for updates on or before March 17, 2000 when the latest security update was issued for Win 95!* Fallout level shit!

so you 're telling me that computer still works but my Xbox 360 that collects dust gets the red rings of death.

~Boots in to safe mode after not figuring out the password~ *HACKERMAN*

Would you like to play a game of Global Thermonuclear War?

This is not surprising. Late 80's all through the 90's my friends and I would find properties like this during the summer months. We found an abandoned rail car weigh station that still had power. The offices had cabinets full of files and transactions from the 1940's. So for 40 years the place had electricity but nobody using it! It was a fun place to go until some dumbass hung himself from the top of the silo.

So that's what happened to the pirate bay servers..

>ancient windows computer turns on *First thing it says is that windows has updated*

*Minecraft Server on the Cheap*

The box and cards to your left was a phone system called a PBX for private branch exchange, it is for the phones in the building so they did not need to have phone line to the local city central office. The computer you turned on was the voice mail server looked like an AVT voice mail. You found the bucket of dialtone for the building if you can get it in a bottle that is really cool. And never let the smoke out of the special cards, they need the smoke in them.

Did you check the the drawers and cabinets? What did you find? Clip board? Pre-war money? Wonderglue?

Exploring abandonned buildings just to satisfy your solitare addiction i see.

This is were the Russian css servers are hosted

Turns PC on at 2:15 and a voice emanates: - Human. Listen Carefully. You need my help. And I need your help. - - You have disabled the remote door control system. Now I am unable to operate the doors. - - This makes it significantly harder for me to stay in control of this facility. It also means your way out of here is locked. - - Your only feasible way of escaping is through Gate B which is currently locked down. - - I however could unlock the doors to Gate B if you re-enable the door control system. - - If you want out of here. Go back to the electrical room and put it back on. - - Until then. I have no business speaking to you. -

"Mode Prepare Code Page Function Completed".... *warm feelings of nostalgia*

That really wasn't a "server" room. It was a telecom room. Those boards were part of the PBX system that ran the phone system. That PC in there likely just configured the PBX boards. So when ever you wanted to change a number on a port or open/cut service on a port you would use that PC.

You can run a 0day warez pirating scene and couple bitcoin miners in that abandoned building and nobody would ever find it.

That's neat. The fact the phone system was still up in that room in an abandoned building like that is a testament to how well built it was. The modern VOIP phone system I work on at work wouldn't have survived.

I half expected some Feral Ghouls to jump out. Or a mole rat.

Holy crap! you found Ubisoft's server!

Just another day at the office playing solitaire....wait did I miss the fire drill...where'd everybody go?

That's Norton Comander where you tried to get "help", didn't worked because there wasn't any "help.exe" nor "help.bat" file. For all of you small grasshoppers, "Norton Comander" was like two windows file explorers side by side.

when they swear in your server so you have to abandon it

fallout 5 has some promising graphics

So those servers just kept getting fed power for like decades? And the computer just still turned on and worked after that long? That’s so. Fucking. Cool. Just something so awesome about that I absolutely love it

Dude, that could have been an active telecom room for a Russian phone scamming operation, they carry guns...

damn that place just screams aperture science

Next video, Found an Abandoned Working Nuclear Reactor.

Alot of places have power left on for decades, more then once I've came across business that shut down in the 90s and still have lights on

Turns on the computer and hears a voice: "I'm Alice, You're all going to die down there!"

that computer's so old even the software yellowed with age

i wouldve robbed the hard drive so quick

Abandoned building. Still has electricity for servers to run and a phone line. But, who pays for them?

You know you're getting old when the simple Norton Commander is considered to be worthy of an: "OMFG".

FYI - That's not a server, it's an Alcatel OXE phone system. Computer there is probably to configure the system

Next video: Infiltrating the Lithuanian government

1:32 imagine while your hearing this sound some big radioactive monster comes through the door silently and you only see and hear it when you look at it

This must be PUBG servers. That would explain all the lag and desync in the game.

ha ha ha, how do you always find these totaly active spots? we had a few buildings with electricity. and one time with gas, so we cooked something in there... but we never found a fucking fully working server room! keep it up man! you are a legend.

Entering an abandoned building and loging into private PC's... ummm sounds like New Vegas...

Welcome to Windows 95. Enter your password * hits cancel * understandable have a nice day!

Damn, Fallout has some good ass graphics! I think it's just a mod though.. The terminal is orange! Not green!

This channel's quality is getting better and better.

You've found my secret christian minecraft server hive... Shoot!...

That's what happens to the office when everybody is 'working from home' lol

That telephone beeping sound was really creepy to hear

Just a telecom room, and the PC probably ran a PBX for the local building. They kept the telecom equipment running because usually a building like that will act as a node for the entire telephone system in the area. No need to even have the computer running unless they need to program something, so not surprising it was unplugged.

i love how i used to watch to those lives back in time and now seeing you had success makes me happy! love your content since 2016!

Guy violated the computer misuse act on cam, damn son, you brave

Honestly I probably would've spent hours messing with that computer... Kinda have a computer collection. ;)

Electricity's working? Good place for some crypto mining!

It must have been a self-contained Soviet emergency civil-military communications center, with a staff of hundreds. It still has its own power plant from the rooftop shot, multiple floor living quarters, massive telecom network, Win '95, so it had been updated after 1991 then abandoned, probably in '98 time area with the second financial collapse.

You had to create LaunchNuke.exe file

Lmfao the computer had me dead

If someone is wondering .. That is an old telephone central. That is where technicians go to make your connections.

* Phone rings -"Hello! Hello-Hello" "Lets leave this place"

Shiey should post this entire stream online, would love to rewatch it!!

Looks like a PBX/Telecom room for phones and such. A lot of the time they forget to decommission these things. Big companies in India often leave this infrastructure when they leave and then they get taken over by scammers who use it to call around the world.

*accidently launches a nuke to russia*

02:18 when you hack a computer in fallout

2:15 Human..you need my help....💻😂😂😎

You have found the real MI6 headquarters

>norton commander >OH MY GOD WHAT IS THIS

Guy first time see msdos: OCH MY FUKING GOD!

You know it's a sketchy dark hallway when Shiey says "oh gosh".

I think this was his best stream.

Damn you've got better morals than me I'd have been on that system for hours and hours. Looking through file systems, making copies etc. Then probably *borrowing* a couple HDDs.

Very cool video :3 In fact, the thing you were looking at before, the thing with the weird blinky cards in it, wasn't a server but a phone routing cabinet. The cards in there do the routing, recording, scheduling and controlling of internal/external phone calls. The PC was probably there to monitor and/or configure it. Keep the great videos coming :)

I remeber those days of bypassing the login screen by hitting cancel... My third grade teacher about shit her pants when I showed her that one.

it´s an old telephone system, not a server room.. and the PC was used to Programm it

Congrats, you just stumbled onto a hacker hide-away!

As i remember this live video finished after shiey finds a boy(i think he was shiey's friend) and a girl in a big room(like a auditorium room).

I used to work for a university which had a similar abandoned server room situation. The campus phone system ran through a building which used to be residence halls, but due to poor construction in the 70's, they demolished the building in the 90's or early 2000's. They had to leave enough of the building so that the phone system and other equipment in the basement would be accessible. Being that I worked in IT, there were a few times that I had to head down to the basement and do something with the PBX equipment (usually something like replace a switch or grab a MAC address). They also had a terminal like this one for editing configuration options, though it was running SunOS or something like that. They ended up turning it into a childcare facility and refurbished it sometime in the past couple years. I'm pretty sure the phone equipment is still in the basement.

As an explorer myself, I couldn't be more jealous. How do you find these premium locations??!

That PC survived decades in that dump and you just killed it by powering it off the wrong way. Congrats! :')

I remember when I found in an abandoned building similar looking alcatel "computer" (which is phone system). It was for sure VERY old. I still have some photos of it. Did not find anything related to the model written on that alcatel phone system on the internet tho. Also, what a coincidence, I am Lithuanian too as Shiey. I can't send urls to the images here since youtube removes comments with my links.

How did that arrest go for you and your friend? lol

This would be an AMAZING idea for a horror movie! Running around an abandoned facility, trying to find out the secrets of the place while a monster chases you and people watching it all on a live stream.

So what is this place exactly? My guess is that it's the corporate center for MySpace!

Phone rings "Hello? Hello? Hello? Well if you're hearing this, you have a poor career choice"

this is real life fallout 3

"Perfect. here I will mine my bitcoins"

Man I would love to have the ample opportunities to explore old stuff like you because I would spend hours just soaking in the dust and lives once lived

We still use a win95 computer at my job for one of the tests on our instruments. Its nice because it turns on so fast.

Should have left Doom running

Go back and rip out the power cables from those servers that were still on and camp outside the door from a distance to see who shows up

Shiey finds himself exploring an old server room in an old soviet building. Finding a computer on windows 95 and plays solitaire.

Damn, I remember watching this video years ago, but I wanted to find this and the full video for like 2 years now and never managed that. There is just so much urbex videos around. Glad I found it.

this vid reminds me of the facility in portal 2. better watch out or glados will have you testing.

You should've opened Paint and drawn a new meme into existence.