@SyntheadM to Very Real Tech PicsEnglish • 11 months agoWhen your idiot coworker Chad forgot the props but your photographer is charging by the hourimagemessage-square10arrow-up1348arrow-down12
arrow-up1346arrow-down1imageWhen your idiot coworker Chad forgot the props but your photographer is charging by the hour@SyntheadM to Very Real Tech PicsEnglish • 11 months agomessage-square10
minus-square@SyntheadOPMlinkEnglish7•edit-211 months agoI love that the heat pipe is bent and they ripped a cap lid off by the socket, too. It’s like they tried to take a photo of an inept worker but they were inept at being inept 😂
minus-squareChaoticNeutralCzechlinkfedilink6•edit-211 months agoHow else are you supposed to remove the CPU? Anyway, ineptitude can be shown more subtly with some actual mistakes people make: Bent CPU pins from forceful insertion the wrong way. Ripped wires off a connector by not releasing the lock first. Prying off a fan’s blade rather than unscrewing its frame. HDD open in an obviously unclean environment, scratches on platter. Using an obviously wrong (wood) screw. Connector tabs broken off, cable is now held in with inappropriate amounts of clear tape Prying something that should obviously slide away in another direction, visible PCB bending. Burning a flat plastic cable while attempting to solder it. Using glue instead of solder
minus-squareChaoticNeutralCzechlinkfedilink6•11 months agoThat’s not a mistake people actually make. I picked some realistic, visible ones.
It’s not, the outlet is Alamy
I love that the heat pipe is bent and they ripped a cap lid off by the socket, too. It’s like they tried to take a photo of an inept worker but they were inept at being inept 😂
How else are you supposed to remove the CPU?
Anyway, ineptitude can be shown more subtly with some actual mistakes people make:
That’s not a mistake people actually make. I picked some realistic, visible ones.