/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6431266
He never showed up in the lab again, but beyond that, I have no idea. I hooked up with that girl after exams, so he was with her for at most a few weeks. Maybe that incident was the catalyst? Or maybe he just had a small penis. It is a mystery I have no desire to investigate further.

>>6431277
Why in the world would turning off power to a computer cause the drive to be reformatted? That is the worst idea ever. And laptops were not always ubiquitous. It wouldn't surprise me if there were people in that course who didn't have even desktop computers at home, and certainly not everyone in residence had one.

>>6431248
>>6431299
> Why would a computer lab have a emergency shut off like that?
> For emergencies of course!
This answer is as good as any. The room is now an office for career counselling or something like that, but the button remains. They have, however, installed a hard plastic box over it, which you must flip up before pressing the button.