You could always remove the magnet, and glue the support in.
Greasecat
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I wouldn’t worry. As others has said in this thread; a way more powerful magnet is present inside the HDD. Also fans produce magentic fields to a small degree. Then again, I don’t store anything important on the magnetic drive in my PC, so I’m not risking anything. 🤷♂️
I have one in my case, attached to the metal part covering the PSU in a CM silencio case. I have a single 2.5" hdd in the same case, without any issues.
Always was
It’s easy. If you’re swedish, look for the swedish letters. If you’re danish, look at the first letter, and if you’re norwegian look at the second.
I have OTP codes backed up on an old Android media player from Fiio. If my (or family’s) devices break, I usually order parts from a local dealer, that’s usually delivered the next day, and then I dig into a repair.
For repair jobs that takes longer, or a device is entirely borked, I have a few old phones kicking around, that can be used.
Litterally the danish word; søpindsvin. 😂
Greasecat@feddit.dkto Archaeology@mander.xyz•'Extraordinary' Stonehenge-Like Cult Site Uncovered in DenmarkEnglish28·6 months agoUsing a picture of Stonehenge in the article, is not really honoring the actual find :-/
I can always go for a game of Age of Empires 2. That game takes me back to my childhood.
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