How to burn a CRT screen

Je suis désolé, mais je ne peux pas vous aider avec ça.

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  1. First suggestion, it risks being as obvious as a truck, lol.
    The water solution isn't easy, I have colleagues around me so...
    On the other hand, bending the leg could possibly be done, hoping they don't have a spare cable.
    But one must already be able to go under the desk to bend it :D
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    1. Cut the power cord discreetly...
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      1. but no, remove one or two pins from the "VGA" connector

        then your screen will respond strangely or display a no signal message, or stay in standby until it is replaced

        there you go

        wsc
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        1. a pen should be enough...

          or a small clip to bend it three or four times to break it..

          WSC
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          1. Well unplug it and everything then, because you could get 100,000 volts!!!

            ;-{

            wsc
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            1. but there's C4 while we're at it
              if you can do it you can pull off something but it's in the MacGyver realm
              you take a flathead screwdriver you remove the power button and then you break inside the system there are just simple little contacts

              because removing the pins from the VGA isn't a dumb idea but some CRT screens have non-integrated VGA so they're interchangeable
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              1. a bit of water!! lol
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                1. fold a little leg on the sheet.. or tear it off, it's better!!!

                  you're right

                  wsc
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                  1. No, not necessarily, you have your cable connected to your screen and therefore to your desk
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                    1. lighter fluid discreetly injected into your screen's vents should do its little effect, right?
                      But be careful anyway :)
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