I want to add, as someone who was in charge of reprovisioning high school laptops during training. Please only sticker bomb computers you actually own if it’s a system that you’ve been lent from a school district or employer please leave the stickers elsewhere. It looks cute and cuddly, but I assure you the next person in line is not going to be impressed with the permanent sticker marks from where the stickers had been on which had unequal fading
Dude, it’s a school/work laptop. If someone gets pissy about it, tell them to get over it. Alternatively, ask the administration to let you plastidip the lids so they get even wear. Plus it’ll be easier to remove the stickers when it comes time to reprovision the computers because you can just peel the plastidip off if it’s sticker-covered. Furthermore, it’d help reduce the number of scuffs and scratches to the laptop’s exterior.
Needs more stickers. If you haven’t sticker bombed your PC, can you really say it’s your PC?
I want to add, as someone who was in charge of reprovisioning high school laptops during training. Please only sticker bomb computers you actually own if it’s a system that you’ve been lent from a school district or employer please leave the stickers elsewhere. It looks cute and cuddly, but I assure you the next person in line is not going to be impressed with the permanent sticker marks from where the stickers had been on which had unequal fading
Dude, it’s a school/work laptop. If someone gets pissy about it, tell them to get over it. Alternatively, ask the administration to let you plastidip the lids so they get even wear. Plus it’ll be easier to remove the stickers when it comes time to reprovision the computers because you can just peel the plastidip off if it’s sticker-covered. Furthermore, it’d help reduce the number of scuffs and scratches to the laptop’s exterior.
They should put their own stickers on top to cover the unevenness!
We are slowly filling the surface with the pretty :3