#Find IT Technicians

[techadoxteam]

Through the convenience of marketplaces like Techadox, businesses can now easily find IT technicians to complete various tasks.

[quackysmackk]

Part 76!

Hide yourself behind a mask, even though you're so reluctant.

Tech hasn’t recovered from Esteban yet

Part 75 | Part 77

Start from the beginning -> Here!

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DP x DC Prompt #13

When Danny decided to move to Central City, he wasn't sure what he was expecting. He just knew he wanted to move somewhere he could be useful.

He had been a vigilante for so long, he wanted to help people a different way. Working at the morgue was a way he could help souls find rest.

Plus, the forensic scientist (chemist?) he got to interact with sometimes was a nice benefit. Now, if he can just figure a way to ask him out and eventually tell him he's technically dead, he'd be set.

[mxmoth]

JD MCDONAGH and DAMIAN PRIEST on WWE RAW | 8-5-24

[disengaged]

i wanna live on my own again …. i’m so ready to put my books on a shelf and my clothes in a closet

[sbnkalny]

Technicians, make sure you know what you did, but you should probably get me KICKED out of the paintings, afterwards dismounting the horse and floating away During the inflation process. you don't want gum problems trust me and we will escape from the city i'll make it through, follow me

[flowerygraves]

micro center lost my fiances ssd lmfao. im buying a gun

[jimboblia19]

Mechanic Career for the Sims 4

Check out my mechanic career and your sims could work their way up from an apprentice to a technician or a tyre fitter all the way to being the big boss

Download- curseforge

*This is a beta release and therefore there may be some minor bugs and should you run into any or have any suggestions for improvements please leave a comment and I'll do my best to sort it :)

[sorveteir]

I've very bad luck with computers, they just... Explode

[kermiethefroog]

first collection of photos from working this summer!! it hasn't been the easiest but it was nice getting to work outdoors

most of these areas are 2-3 years post wildfire at various levels of severity and recovery harvest

[Post 1/5]

[neighborlyarson]

I need you guys to know within the last 2 and a half hours of work while I was at drive through, one of our regulars pulled up and went "Have you heard the good news?" I, who have been working since 12 and confused, respond "What good news?". Only for her to pull up a picture with the BIGGEST shit eating grin on her face a screenshot of a news article saying "Trump Found Guilty on all Counts". Fuck finding out about news in real time through memes on tumblr, I was sent a message through a modern day angel.

[quackysmackk]

Part 77!

Monty has impecable timing

Part 76 | Part 78

Start from the beginning -> Here!

[thedisablednaturalist]

It fucking sucks to give up a dream job to protect your health and well-being. It's gonna be really hard to let it go. But I just have to hope a better opportunity will come my way later on that'll let me do the work I love at a pace that is more reasonable for someone with my physical ailments.

[turtblurts-pkmnirl-hub]

anyways slightly off topic its so sad that i had rat ramble about pc systems a while back and happened to mention mystery gifts which somehow managed to start mystery gift vs pelipper mail discourse on this site and yet NO ONE asked me to elaborate abt my thoughts on how the PSS and PC system worked /silly

[pixlh3art]

i'm recovering from surgery and therefore off my adhd meds so fuck it

Here's 4 Things That I, a Former Computer Technician, Wish Everybody Knew About Technology

I'm not a major expert or anything, but I'm certified for repairs for two of the biggest laptop manufacturers out there, have done not only several in-warranty repairs for those companies, but have also done a few at-home "sure babe I'll replace your laptop battery" repairs for friends/partners. I am also my whole extended family's designated tech support person for all things software. Here we go!

1. When you spill liquid on a device, turn it off, LEAVE it off, and bring it to a technician. Liquid damage to devices does not occur at the moment of the spill, but when electricity goes through wet/corroded transistors. It is NOT a good thing if the device "suddenly works later."

2. Every device that you have that can be used and also move at the same time (laptop, tablet, phone, etc.) has what's called an "SSD," or "solid-state-drive" for its storage. "Storage" is what you actually keep saved on the device, which is different from "memory" (a computer's ability to multitask). SSDs are great, but there's one thing to keep in mind: they really really REALLY don't like being filled to the brim. When they get too full, they essentially lose the ability to actually make any more space, even when you delete something, and that causes all kinds of software issues. Most good SSDs are programmed to prevent this, but you can still manage to screw them up if you try hard enough. Treat every SSD like it's maybe 5GB smaller than it says it is.

3. Turn your devices off every once in a while. Like, idk, maybe once a week. It's good for them. And no, restarting doesn't count, I mean turn them fully, fully off. If you're unsure as to the difference, let me put it this way: imagine you always got 8 hours of sleep, but only 2 hours at a time. Yeah - that's what only ever restarting is like. Turn your phone and your tablet and your computer fully off every now and again. It doesn't have to be for long or anything, just has to be a full shutdown.

4. If you lose the charger for your laptop, do some google research and find out the exact specifications of the charger your computer has - specifically, the wattage. I highly recommend going to the original manufacturer to buy your replacement. I know that a lot of laptop chargers can be hella expensive, but trust me, buying a cheap Amazon charger will become a MUCH more expensive problem later. If you can't get the original charger from the manufacturer, or if you can but it'll ship way too late, at least try to compare the price that they sell it for to what you purchase elsewhere - if it's anything more than like 10$ cheaper than what the manufacturer is charging, then it's suspicious.

TL;DR: if you spill liquid on something turn it off and bring it to a technician no matter what, treat every device's storage like it's maybe 5GB smaller than it says it is, turn your phone off every once in a while, and if you lose your laptop charger buy the replacement directly from the manufacturer.

People who repair devices for a living will thank you.

Oh! And back up your data. Please. I literally don't care how, just do it. Seriously.