It is well worth it, I love my job as a self employed repairer, and despite not liking spiders, wouldn't swap it for the world. I do this about 7 - 8 times a day, and just the computer cleaning side of my company repair skills earns me a lot on really good weeks, before the actual repairs come in! I've seen spiders, dead hedgehogs, ants, bluebottles, centipedes, woodlice, you name it. I keep the pile of dust, and cam pics for them, to shock them! People bring me their computers in, saying they're crashing and freezing, beeping, etc, and all I have to do is spend 1 - 2 hours dismantling everything (completely), cleaning it, renewing thermal grease, (and sometimes the fans if they're burnt out because of the dust) put everything back together, and that's £22 - £44 (£22ph) worth of food on my table, and the customer's machine is spotless. This is what I actually love about my job. It's my job to clean computers, and this doesn't shock me!
I worry more about what the owners of the apartment will do if/when he moves out. Turned out all it really needed was a fresh installation of Windows. I set them in the sun for a few days, put the whole lot back together and it powered right up after installing a new clock battery. Even though the pieces still had a very faint aroma of cigarette smoke, they were at least the right color again. The water that came out of the machine was a filmy brown color. I threw the whole darn disassembled thing in the dishwasher and ran it through two whole heavy washing cycles. It was certainly filthier than anything I'd ever dealt with before, so much so that I could not even see the components-only their outlines. As much residue as there was in the thing, I didn't expect it could possibly function. And then I tore it apart in the driveway, working in a haphazard fashion. I took it home in the back of my truck because it stunk so horribly. Like everything else, it was that filthy yellow color.
I spilled brandy on my apple computer keyboard Pc#
It was so bad that there were outlines left around pictures and other things and everything in there had some degree of yellow/brown color to it.Īfter fixing his computer one day, he told me there was another, broken PC in the closet and asked if I'd take a look at it. Everything in his apartment had that yellow tinge. In my freelance computer consulting adventures, I came to know a guy who was, shall we say, a "bit" of a smoker. That is, he assigns them a top-secret infiltration mission, where the only way for them to survive would be to learn to cooperate.Ī spy AU.and hope to see more installments as time goes on! (That "mice in the power supply" picture from the first set has yet to be topped, though.) When the feud between them almost costs the team a mission, Director Wymack decides that the best course of action would be to send the two on a bonding trip. The only problem’s that he can’t stand one of the agency’s best agents - Andrew Minyard. The Fox Intelligence Agency’s latest recruit, Neil Josten, is showing great promise.
Demesh Fandoms: All For The Game - Nora Sakavic
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