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| Re: What could we have done to have avoided this situation? by laudablepuss 04/11/2016, 10:51am PDT | ||||
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| Well I'll admit, the "wrong batteries' thing is just my hypothesis. I know they were higher amperage or something than the previous batch. (I didn't order em.) Other possible issues: hot swapping batteries on this model: not recommended? Super exciting though, and who doesn't love excitement? Oh yeah, IT Bosses, they don't love excitement. What I find SUPER exciting though is I think the connectors flash melted. They cannot be removed now! And I also made some un-manly noises as I was being frightened by noises/lights.
The sentiment here is a) it's an old appliance, like 10 years or something and b) it ate the previous batteries in under a year. So the thing is probably telling us in subtle sparky ways that it's time to move on. I'm just a monkey with a "don't feed the sysadmin" hat on, honestly. NO BRACHIATING IN THE SERVER ROOM. |
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"Two Nerd Cadavers Found In Server Dungeon" by 04/11/2016, 7:49am PDT  What could we have done to have avoided this situation? NT by 04/11/2016, 10:09am PDT Re: What could we have done to have avoided this situation? by 04/11/2016, 10:51am PDT Did you connect positive first, then negative? by 04/11/2016, 1:47pm PDT I supervised the connecting by 04/11/2016, 3:00pm PDT "That's not what we meant by burndown!" NT by 04/11/2016, 3:32pm PDT funny, should work fine after a blood sacrifice by 04/12/2016, 1:10am PDT There are no accidents. by 04/12/2016, 5:23am PDT Can't, too excited about the next Minecraft update by 04/12/2016, 8:49am PDT |
