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Mickey7@lemmy.world to Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world · 3 months ago

Our old friends eventually die

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Our old friends eventually die

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Mickey7@lemmy.world to Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world · 3 months ago
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  • fossilesque@mander.xyz
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    3 months ago

    HARVEST ITS ORGANS FOR ANOTHER SERVER.

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      Here’s an organ harvesting guide if one is needed.

      Alternatively if it has any life left in it, it can always be turned into a PC (or server like you mention).

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    My 12 years toshiba turned on for the last time approximately a year ago. She waited till i finish the defense of my specialization to depart.

    Till we meet again, old friend

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    I’m moving soon and was packing up my office closet. Found my old college laptop and figured I better make sure nothing was stored on it before I tossed it. Pulled the removable battery (‼️⁉️) out and plugged in the power adapter. I couldn’t believe that it started Windows XP off of spinning rust faster than any modern device I own. They really don’t make them like they used to.

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      Oh shit does that work? I’m in the exact situation and was trying to figure out how to get this laptop to boot.

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        I, too, have been able to resurrect laptops by removing the battery. In theory, the battery should be prepared but bypassed while on charger but in practice a lot of laptops are routed such that battery failure means inoperability.

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        Definitely, at least with this Dell laptop circa 2007 - I didn’t want to cause a fire and iirc, the battery was already trashed at its EOL. Pulling the battery at least let me power on the laptop without any risk from having the battery inserted.

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          Well damn, that’s great. Thanks!

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    God, I’ve felt such pain letting go of old computers that no longer function; with some, that had been with me for a long time, I went through significant effort to try to resuscitate them. Really makes me think that I’m not prepared for when our pet dogs go…

    • Mickey7@lemmy.worldOP
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      You will never experience anything worse than the loss of a dog.

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    o7

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    Change the BIOS battery. It usually helps a lot

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    I’ve been there. But then I fixed it. Call me a necromancer, because old friends can come back from the dead too.

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    F

  • Rai@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    me, pouring kool-aid into my laptop’s keyboard a month before the accidental damage warranty expired…

    • Druid@lemmy.zip
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      Nail polish remover here 💅🏻 apart from the track pad not working anymore, it seems to have staved off most expected damage. Well, apart from a giant white stain across the entire keyboard, that is

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