iD this bug please

[metachi]

i was working on a faulty motherboard with a microscope then i found this bug walking around the components.

i'am worry there could be more than one. i dont know if is belong to the motherboard or came from somewhere else.

i picked up with a tweezer then put it in a zip plastic bag.

i've even captured a video on my phone,

 

[doofer]

 

[I_M_Weasel]

Pretty sure thats a queen wasp.

 

[Randomface74]

dust mite? how big is it?

 

[NexusK]

That's Robert.

 

[metachi]

very small. half a mm

 

[metachi]

yep, i think its dust mite. is it normal and are they everywhere?

 

[dacads]

Let it go, you monster!

 

[Woden]

Lesser Nopus Nopus. Incineration of the affected building is the only option.

 

[Diddums]

That's an old Intel MMX bug. They used to run around old processors kicking stuff to make them work harder. Not sure how it's still alive, haven't seen one in years.

 

[MooMoo444]

Good think you took a good picture of it, in crisp clarity, with absolute detail, we'd be lost otherwise..

 

[Edrof]

iD this bug please

What are you, a jobsworth bug barman? Huh? Huh?

 

[craig_t]

Good think you took a good picture of it, in crisp clarity, with absolute detail, we'd be lost otherwise..

So glad I wasn't the only one struggling to see beyond a blur!

 

[Rich1988]

almost certainly a dust mite

 

[FiremanSam]

It's the millennium bug.

 

[seabiscuit]

Amateurs. It's obvious given the age of the system. Its a Pentium FDIV bug. Jeez, kids these days don't know they were born.

very small. half a mm

You wouldn't have that bug with integers.

 

[bobbyspangles]

On a motherboard, you say? Sounds like a Nanite.

http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Nanite