Valve1138
I like the AB in the GB
Mine's already yuge.
Maybe I can use it to hack ur UBIQUITI CLOUD KEYS.
The MicroSD card slot is ample in size.
Mine's already yuge.
Maybe I can use it to hack ur UBIQUITI CLOUD KEYS.
when the power strip ground... isnt groundHow the fuck do two laptops on the same power strip make a fucking ground loop?
I get a little tingle every time I brush my 2013 Macbook Pro when I've also got my fingers on my work 2019 Macbook Pro.
It IS ground though. I taped the dirt to it myself!when the power strip ground... isnt ground
Try using a comb - brushes create too much static electricity.How the fuck do two laptops on the same power strip make a fucking ground loop?
I get a little tingle every time I brush my 2013 Macbook Pro when I've also got my fingers on my work 2019 Macbook Pro.
Because Apple makes really big dumbfuck electrical decisions from time to time.How the fuck do two laptops on the same power strip make a fucking ground loop?
I get a little tingle every time I brush my 2013 Macbook Pro when I've also got my fingers on my work 2019 Macbook Pro.
sho nuff, the 2013 is plugged in with the 2 prong dealie.Because Apple makes really big dumbfuck electrical decisions from time to time.
If either of them look like this, and are plugged in with a 2-wire power cord, change the cords to 3-wire and it'll go away.
If you plug these in with a 2-prong power cord, the chassis of your laptop floats at ~60VAC relative to ground, but at a current that's limited to a value considered "safe" according to safety rules... that's the tingle you're getting.
This is by design, and it's because Apple tried to make a single power supply work with both 2-prong and 3-prong power standards.
what the everliving fuck.Because Apple makes really big dumbfuck electrical decisions from time to time.
If either of them look like this, and are plugged in with a 2-wire power cord, change the cords to 3-wire and it'll go away.
If you plug these in with a 2-prong power cord, the chassis of your laptop floats at ~60VAC relative to ground, but at a current that's limited to a value considered "safe" according to safety rules... that's the tingle you're getting.
This is by design, and it's because Apple tried to make a single power supply work with both 2-prong and 3-prong power standards.
I put the 3-prong cable on the one that had a 2-prong corner today, and no more tingle.Because Apple makes really big dumbfuck electrical decisions from time to time.
If either of them look like this, and are plugged in with a 2-wire power cord, change the cords to 3-wire and it'll go away.
If you plug these in with a 2-prong power cord, the chassis of your laptop floats at ~60VAC relative to ground, but at a current that's limited to a value considered "safe" according to safety rules... that's the tingle you're getting.
This is by design, and it's because Apple tried to make a single power supply work with both 2-prong and 3-prong power standards.
What's the best stereo system for metal? There's a huge trend of shitty little Bluetooth speakers that just don't do quality music justice.
Go to a thrift store or craigslist and buy some 70s floor standing speakers.What's the best stereo system for metal? There's a huge trend of shitty little Bluetooth speakers that just don't do quality music justice.
What if you want to do a batch linear optimized job.Whoever decided that the way to check the status of my batch on the allocation I requested on this GPU/Power9 machine should be by running "bjobs" deserves both congratulations and a stern talking to.