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How's my favorite noise machine today?
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this post was submitted on 15 Apr 2024
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Only complaint I have is that some modern monitors start making a high pitched noise with age. I sincerely thought I had tinnitus before I figured that out
This explains so much... I always wondered why it went away when I turned the power strip off... (this is real). In all seriousness, I am shockingly relieved. Also very annoyed. Very, very annoyed. That monitor was so goddamn extensive!
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That's not good. I would be worried about the potential fire hazard.
The noise is one or more components physically osculating
That's an understandable worry, but the fucker has not burst into flames yet nor has it made any indication of doing so anytime soon, and I don't leave the room with it on. I treat most technology like a burning candle