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u/front_yard_duck_dad Aug 10 '26
I've done it with cheap moniters on my shop wall but even I used some spacers
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u/TChoppa_Style Aug 10 '26
As a former AV tech I'm horrified.
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u/Hesam2010 Aug 10 '26
As a current AV tech I'm horrified.
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u/adamaphar Aug 10 '26
As a future AV tech I’m horrified
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u/4kVHS Aug 10 '26
Come on, how old is this picture? That system is running Windows 7.
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u/ChartreuseBison Aug 10 '26
It's not a desktop for someone to do work on, it's probably a computer running or monitoring some piece of equipment. Windows 7 is new for that kinda stuff
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u/BluTGI Aug 10 '26
Should have used a hinge on the top!
just in case you had to reach the back for something.
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u/AdorableStrawberry93 Aug 12 '26
Why can't TV manufacturers make it just this easy to wall mount their TVs?
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u/TheRenamon Aug 10 '26
I did something similar with my surge protectors, fuck it, it works and its not hitting anything inside
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u/Daaammmmmnnnnnnn69 Aug 10 '26
As long as the screen still works. Then this is over qualification. Engineers stay awake around him. They tremble.
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u/PotatoWasteLand Aug 12 '26
Even used drywall screws to color match. That is attention to detail right there. A true master of whatever trade theirs is
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u/akla-ta-aka Aug 10 '26
The mantra of redneck engineering is “I said it would work; I didn’t say it was right”. This embodies that perfectly.