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My work bought 5 microwaves about 5 years ago and they are the type that don't have a plate that turns on its own. They have to be from the 80s.

I don't even know if they make microwaves that don't turn anymore.
 
We still have a dot Matrix printer primarily used for Plane tickets and use carbon copy paper so we get duplicates of signed documents of our finance officer.

Some times it feels like the 80s but in a crappy way!
 
I install this bad boy in my amp room a couple of months ago.
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I didn't say auto mechanic, I am talking about mechanics at manufacturing facilities. Our lead mechanics all use computers, but our line mechanics do not.

Every machine we had ran via computer.
 
There is a ruler that the founder brought from his old company it's at least 30 years old and has measurements in decimeters.
 
My old computer at work was 7 years old I was approved for a new one but my new manager wanted to do a proper review of all it systems.
In the 6 months it took him to do the review I warned him about 10 Times it's dying. It died and we spent $1200 getting the data off it.

Working at a bank previously we had to fax certain forms. The recipient would ignore about 50% of them so I took to faxing the form and then scanning and emailing it along with the fax receipt. Got them to action about 90% without follow up and the rest got queue jumped because they had clearly fucked up.
 
My old computer at work was 7 years old I was approved for a new one but my new manager wanted to do a proper review of all it systems.
In the 6 months it took him to do the review I warned him about 10 Times it's dying. It died and we spent $1200 getting the data off it.

Working at a bank previously we had to fax certain forms. The recipient would ignore about 50% of them so I took to faxing the form and then scanning and emailing it along with the fax receipt. Got them to action about 90% without follow up and the rest got queue jumped because they had clearly fucked up.

Didn't they just pull the hard drive to get the data? All of our work computers stored copies to the company servers. I also stored a copy on an external drive.
 
Didn't they just pull the hard drive to get the data? All of our work computers stored copies to the company servers. I also stored a copy on an external drive.

Nope fried something inside.

Needed to find a similar hard drive that worked physically take out the disk's from the broken one and put them in the working one.

It's taken over a month and I should be getting my data back today.

I ain't an it guy, so when I suggested we back up the computers not just the server I was assured the it company had plans in place.
 
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