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Eh dunno, the reset buttons I know would not be impressed by the pushing prowess of the CD tray. If anything, you'd just break the motor encoder of your CD driv
by krige 2y ago
Eh dunno, the reset buttons I know would not be impressed by the pushing prowess of the CD tray. If anything, you'd just break the motor encoder of your CD drive.
- bayindirh 2y agoMany of the reset buttons I still encounter doesn't require any extraordinary pressure. Some of them are a bit too recessed requiring a paperclip, but again, they're not harder to press.
- onionisafruit 2y agoGoing by memory, server reset buttons were bigger and more prominent 20 years ago. But maybe those were just the particular Dell servers I happened to work with the most. I don’t remember ever needing a paper clip to trigger one, but I don’t doubt there were some of that style. My mental image of this story has a pencil stub taped to the cd tray so the eraser hits the button, but rereading it today there is no mention of that. I wonder if I saw that somewhere else or just imagined it last time I read this.