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GamerBoy705@lemmy.worldM to Hardware Gore@lemmy.worldEnglish · 2 years ago

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GamerBoy705@lemmy.worldM to Hardware Gore@lemmy.worldEnglish · 2 years ago
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    VGAin’t

  • Whitebrow@lemmy.world
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    Thankfully I have another 37 in my trusty cable box

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      Because you know the day after you get rid of them you’ll need one

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      52*

      They reproduced with each other

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        Never know when you’re going to need 165 VGA cables.

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    With enough patience this can be fixed. But it is a pain in the ass.

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      it’s a pain in the ass

      I’d recommend using tweezers next time. Sphincters weren’t designed for pin straightening.

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    I have to admit i’m not the gentlest when it comes to cable insertions, but what in the fuck happened here?

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      If I had to guess, I’d say school. Kids will absolutely destroy computers if you give them a chance to.

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    Tweezers and a steady hand would get those pins back into some kind of alignment. Until the cable or monitor can be replaced anyway.

    Source: Have had to perform pin-straightening at least once.

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    VGA is child’s play compared to CPUs in the days before zero insertion force sockets.

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    Reminds me that back in the day I used to have to deal with pin straighteners at work frequently. I haven’t touched one in decades.

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      VGA, serial, CPUs and SCSI. I remember discovering that the tip part from a mechanical pencil worked great to fix them.

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        Oh, I did that! I had forgotten it.

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    Removed by mod

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      Nice VGA right there, it’s not Serial enough to care about it tho.

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    VGAint

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    Oh god… flashbacks…

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    Oh yeah a Visibly Gobbled Arrangement connector.

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    Put it up to your mouth and blow the dust out like a harmonica. That always does the trick.

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    Needs a lil rub

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    Reminds me of a guy who managed to stick a DB23 plug into a DB25 socket.

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