- megabucks ( @megabucks@beehaw.org ) English20•1 year ago
I can’t wrap my head around the custodian’s thought process. They were able to figure out which breaker to hit, but they couldn’t read the note?
I can’t imagine losing 20+ years of research to something so foolish. Then again, I also can’t imagine not having an additional local redudancy for power failures (assuming they already had generators for the entire facility).
- Zagaroth ( @Zagaroth@beehaw.org ) English4•1 year ago
The notes were on the freezer, not the circuit breakers. If the circuit breakers are labelled, you can just turn off the one that you believe goes to the source of the noise.
- argv_minus_one ( @argv_minus_one@beehaw.org ) English7•1 year ago
Employer: “We’re not paying you to think!”
Janitor: doesn’t think
Employer: surprised Pikachu - CookieJarObserver ( @CookieJarObserver@feddit.de ) English6•1 year ago
How much drugs can people take to think about that being a good idea…
Specially as:
A warning was posted on the freezer, according to the court filing.
“THIS FREEZER IS BEEPING AS IT IS UNDER REPAIR. PLEASE DO NOT MOVE OR UNPLUG IT. NO CLEANING REQUIRED IN THIS AREA. YOU CAN PRESS THE ALARM/TEST MUTE BUTTON FOR 5-10 SECONDS IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO MUTE THE SOUND,”
- BarqsHasBite ( @someguy3@lemmy.ca ) English4•1 year ago
Oh damn.
- artisanrox ( @artisanrox@kbin.social ) 1•1 year ago
yikes on bikes 😳
- flatbield ( @furrowsofar@beehaw.org ) English5•1 year ago
Only $1. Shows how little graduate student labor costs. I would think that this would be way more damage then that to replace the samples even if it was possible which it probably is not.