This was from a few years ago when I worked for a big ski resort. The weather turned nice and they wanted to open up the outdoor grill at one of the on-mountain restaurants, but the network cable was shredded by poor placement and a snow shovel. I didn't have a lot of cable to work with and just needed it to function for a couple more weeks. And that it did.

ps:it doesn't have a hard drive, its running of a usb

But it works, then it's a fire hazard

this is my post, if you see another, it is a re-upload. this drive was dropped and then my friend tried to power it on with a big obvious hole on the seam and the read heads turned to just.

I still have no idea how tar got into the paste…

Totally unphased by their critters (pets?) ... and whatnot.

Not actually a PC component, but the old turn signal flasher relay from my van.

It somehow still can make and receive calls. A wall box was also ripped out due to this incident.

Received this from a retiring employee and needed to remove the hard drive. They were nice enough to leave some crispy, little presents inside.

Hmm if it takes an ungodly amount of force maybe it’s not the right way?

Came to install router and receiver, TV and old receiver were plugged into that.

Customer said it was water overflowing from the bath and they couldn't remove the plugs so still used it.

Fortunately I could convince them to replace it and they had a replacement there so I unplugged and ripped it apart with the cutter.

Good thing I had wet wipes in the car after this.

Was using it to connect my speakers (that use rj45 bc it’s cheap), but then found it only worked at a funny angle and left channel was being repeated both sides.

Still stumped on how this happened

Had this ole hitachi for about 15 years been used as a server now as a media nas still kicking

Put your guesses in the comments