Never gonna happen
I'm still annoyed they put ads in with Freecell and Solitaire! Give me the simple games back!
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Once had to do a site refresh at a remote office that was getting new servers, switches, UPS, the works.
But we also had to replace the little 12U rack with a full height one, so it was appropriately ordered and delivered, and waiting for us when we got there.
Problem was the network cable people had routed all the cables through a little hole in the top of the rack, and wired them into the back of the patch panel, meaning we simply couldn't get the patch panel out of the rack without ripping all the cables out and having to get it all re-terminated.
One trip the site workshop saw the application of a power saw to simply cut the top/rear of the rack out so the cable loom could be removed with the panel intact.
Luckily the new rack had a full size slot on top we could easily pass the patch panel through.
Used to have the same issue with the iTunes library in users Windows profile which was stored on a server getting clogged up with music.
The IT manager at the time had a policy of "if its clearly music, just delete it. No warning, no notification, just delete.".
Then to prevent it coming back we just denied the user write permissions to the folder.
Whilst nuking it in space while its still a long way away would be ideal, i wonder what the effect of detonating a nuke in front of it as it enters the atmosphere would be?
Obviously the timing would have to be exact as it'd be moving fast, but it would slow down a lot once it hits the atmosphere. Could launch a string of nukes at it, with a small distance and delay between them.
“sending out very negative waves”
Thats where you point to the 2 pin power connector on the laptops power supply brick, let them see you unplug it, rotate it 180 degrees, plug it back in, and say you've "Reversed the polarity of the power supply, so any negative waves should now be positively charged" :D