Originally posted by: atrowe
Funny story. The lady in the cube next to me at work killed a monitor the other day. I work in tech support (so does she), and I was playing with some old hard drive magnets. If you've never handled a hard drive magnet, they're extremely powerful. The strongest magnets I've ever seen. Anyway, she asks if she can see the magnets, and she proceeds to hold the magnet up directly in front of her monitor to examine it. She's degaussed the monitor 15 or 20 times since then but there are still horrible color streaks going all across the monitor. She should have known better.
Originally posted by: DanFungus
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that flow chart is AWESOME! it really almost made me piss in mah pants
Originally posted by: atrowe
Funny story. The lady in the cube next to me at work killed a monitor the other day. I work in tech support (so does she), and I was playing with some old hard drive magnets. If you've never handled a hard drive magnet, they're extremely powerful. The strongest magnets I've ever seen. Anyway, she asks if she can see the magnets, and she proceeds to hold the magnet up directly in front of her monitor to examine it. She's degaussed the monitor 15 or 20 times since then but there are still horrible color streaks going all across the monitor. She should have known better.
I congratulate you!
In times of need, consult this Problem Solving Flowchart. (Sorry if it's a repost).
Killed a computer at work today
Originally posted by: atrowe
Funny story. The lady in the cube next to me at work killed a monitor the other day. I work in tech support (so does she), and I was playing with some old hard drive magnets. If you've never handled a hard drive magnet, they're extremely powerful. The strongest magnets I've ever seen. Anyway, she asks if she can see the magnets, and she proceeds to hold the magnet up directly in front of her monitor to examine it. She's degaussed the monitor 15 or 20 times since then but there are still horrible color streaks going all across the monitor. She should have known better.
Originally posted by: mattyrug
I congratulate you!
In times of need, consult this Problem Solving Flowchart. (Sorry if it's a repost).
