PhotonWrangler
Flashaholic
I used my PD36R today to light the way while walking through a steam tunnel.
Is your printer named dwight, and does he also taste dirt?My Epson printer jammed in the back while printing a job. My work area is dimly lit, so I illuminated the back of the printer with my Mini Maglite Pro+ while clearing the jam and replacing the rear panel. That's what I get for using cheap copy paper. I guess the Epson didn't like the taste, and choked on it.💩🔦🆗
Ironically, I was at the location of one of its many clones early this morning. Picking up a couple of things. Don't feel embarrassed at all. You did what you needed to do. Hopefully a manager saw that, and mentioned that a customer had to use their own flashlight for the task. Maybe later on they'll turn the lights back on.I was at the "orange" DIY store today, looking for a specific type of stainless steel screw. The fastener wall used to be lit up, but apparently the bean counters decided to shave a few dollars off their electric bill and turned off the display lights. Now the display is in a deep shadow and very difficult to read. So I pulled out my PD36R to illuminate the package labels. It was embarrassing that I had to do that though.
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Thanks Monocrom. Hopefully their loss prevention officer noticed a sudden blast of light in the fastener aisle on their cameras, thought "WTH was that?!!" and mentioned it to management.Ironically, I was at the location of one of its many clones early this morning. Picking up a couple of things. Don't feel embarrassed at all. You did what you needed to do. Hopefully a manager saw that, and mentioned that a customer had to use their own flashlight for the task. Maybe later on they'll turn the lights back on.
For the mic, you should've announced the technique, like all the dramatic cartoons do..."TURBO....NOVA.....CANNONNNNN!"Thanks Monocrom. Hopefully their loss prevention officer noticed a sudden blast of light in the fastener aisle on their cameras, thought "WTH was that?!!" and mentioned it to management.
Hopefully not due to a failing drive?Today I used my PD36R to inspect the front panel of a server with a RAID array of drives in it.
Sadly, yes. We found the culprit and a replacement is pending.Hopefully not due to a failing drive?
RAID 5/6/10? Please don’t tell me y’all are using 0 or 1 for anything in an enterprise environment.Sadly, yes. We found the culprit and a replacement is pending.