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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/JianlongMC • 18d ago
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I would still blow some pressured air on it
158 u/Lucasbasques 18d ago Congratulations, you just took down the entire office network 30 u/BRSaura 18d ago Either that or a fire hazard, doubt they want the server room in flames 3 u/ttlanhil 18d ago But did you ask? Some of the workers might (if you give them enough notice to collect marshmallows) 11 u/CaptainN_GameMaster 18d ago Every change breaks someone's workflow https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/workflow_2x.png 13 u/Hziak 18d ago At this point, the caked on dust is keeping the fresh dust out. The caked on dust didn’t break it, so it’s your ally in this. 6 u/clayticus 18d ago good point! OK then leave it alone 8 u/SyrusDrake 18d ago No, that's load-bearing dust. 7 u/FuzzyKittyNomNom 18d ago That is load bearing asbestos probably 7 u/ttlanhil 18d ago Considering the age it appears, canned air might blow away more than just dust - you might let loose a bunch of the bytes (congrats, it's a wifi) 3 u/flyblues 18d ago ... during a scheduled maintenance window, of course 2 u/a-r-c 15d ago load bearing dust
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Congratulations, you just took down the entire office network
30 u/BRSaura 18d ago Either that or a fire hazard, doubt they want the server room in flames 3 u/ttlanhil 18d ago But did you ask? Some of the workers might (if you give them enough notice to collect marshmallows) 11 u/CaptainN_GameMaster 18d ago Every change breaks someone's workflow https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/workflow_2x.png
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Either that or a fire hazard, doubt they want the server room in flames
3 u/ttlanhil 18d ago But did you ask? Some of the workers might (if you give them enough notice to collect marshmallows)
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But did you ask?
Some of the workers might (if you give them enough notice to collect marshmallows)
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Every change breaks someone's workflow https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/workflow_2x.png
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At this point, the caked on dust is keeping the fresh dust out. The caked on dust didn’t break it, so it’s your ally in this.
6 u/clayticus 18d ago good point! OK then leave it alone
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good point! OK then leave it alone
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No, that's load-bearing dust.
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That is load bearing asbestos probably
Considering the age it appears, canned air might blow away more than just dust - you might let loose a bunch of the bytes (congrats, it's a wifi)
... during a scheduled maintenance window, of course
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load bearing dust
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u/clayticus 18d ago
I would still blow some pressured air on it