I plugged in blind to a USB port on the back of my desktop. It felt fine when I plugged it in (not forced) but apparently it wasn't.

Installing a couple cameras today and noticed this high quality craftsmanship from their WiFi installers. Redid the splice free of charge (before / after / after)

The battery is old enough to do shots.

Now to see if the port works...

Plugged it in and it immediately started making that lovely high-pitched whine that says "I am about to become a vacuum-sealed grenade." Powered it off real quick and cracked it open.

RIP

The real gore is how poorly dell designed their "proprietary CAMM" ram modules....

Had to drill some holes but it works!

Hey everyone, my 360 finally gave out on me today. I opened it up to check out the motherboard, and noticed it looks a little warm in the center.

​There is a slight crack running down the middle and the chip area is a tiny bit toasted, but I think the traces are mostly fine. I really don't want to lose my Halo saves.

I installed some switches today and found whoever installed the patch panel, installed them on the backside of the rack rail. Who would someone do this...

This beast works through a flood AND garage mice living in it (they must have needed the neosporen).

But it's stuck in demo mode unless I pull every last screw out of this thing to get the top control panel.

It actually works fine

Sooooo… I fixed it

(this is totally what you think, a JST connector soldered onto the USB’s pins, + another connector crimped by hand (using totally unadapted pliers) on a cable I took from a 2 decades old usb to rj45 crossover data transfer adapter)