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Xmas at the mega church in c/memes@lemmy.world
[–] 19 points 10 months ago (3 children)

It not like this fly over system costs very much. Compared to the huge building and technology they install. I am fully against Church and religion in general, but flying Santa isn't too spectacular. The private jets, buildings the size of Amazon warehouses that actually cost....

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    Screw it, I’m installing Linux in c/technology@lemmy.world
    Metal tag or antenna attached to Panasonic Toughbook. in c/whatisthisthing@lemmy.world
    [–] [S] 7 points 1 year ago (1 child)

    SOLVED

    Thanks for finding out what it is. I might have to try multiple image searches from now on not just one built into my phone. Now that I know it's probably just taped on I will not worry about being more aggressive with its removal.

    I found the exact plate now that I have the manufacturer info.

    https://www.shopluxorworkspaces.com/swivel-monitor-metal-plates-configurable

    Thanks again!! The Internet can be wonderful.

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    Metal tag or antenna attached to Panasonic Toughbook. (lemmy.world)
     

    Recently purchased a refurbished FZ-55 Toughbook and it has this black metal square securely attached to the back side of the screen. What is this thing?

    I tried prying on it a bit to see if it's stuck on with adhesive tape but it is firmly attached. Either screwed in or adhered with epoxy. I don't want to break it off if it is useful.

    I asked the seller and he had no clue despite running a shop reselling heavy duty laptops.

    Nothing I've seen online of other Toughbooks have this. I am assuming someone expoxy glued a metal RFID tag or tracking card to it. Similar to Tile. I have tried reverse image searching the card, as well as the logo without any real results.

    Can anyone identify this or perhaps recommend a way to scan it if it is a RFID tracker or asset management device of some sorts.

    Thanks 🙂

    Spotifies come and Spotifies go, but that folder of badly-sorted MP3s will still be there in the 2050s. in c/showerthoughts@lemmy.world
    [–] 4 points 1 year ago (3 children)

    I really want to go this route. Had Spotify, tempted to get Tidal but I don't want to deal with content coming and going anymore. I have about 300 gigs of random MP3s, and Flac files. I want to obtain more and move over fully to flac. Any recommendations on making the transition back to locally stored music.

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