Okay so I might have completely misunderstood how the power cycling logic interacts with the coil charge cycle, but hear me out because the results have honestly made my entire remote work setup so joyful. I was trying to figure out why my secondary monitor kept getting this weird magnetic discoloration every time I placed my unshielded desktop speakers near the chassis, and instead of just moving the speakers like a reasonable person, I decided to write a small daemon script that listens for successful CI/CD pipeline runs and triggers a smart relay wired into the front panel degauss switch. Every single time our backend test suite passes, my entire desk violently shudders with that glorious deep resonance and the screen does that magical wobbly rainbow wave before snapping back into razor sharp focus. I am pretty sure I accidentally drew too much current on the power strip once and tripped the breaker right in the middle of a sprint retrospective call, which left my team thoroughly bewildered, but having physical acoustic and magnetic confirmation of clean code has boosted my daily morale tenfold. I still do not quite understand why the pitch seems slightly deeper when the ambient temperature is higher, but it feels like pure tactile magic every single time.