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