74 Electronics Fails So Bad They Basically Wrote Their Own Eulogy
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Look, we're not here to judge. That's a lie, because we're absolutely here to judge. Because somewhere out there, a person looked at a live electrical socket and thought, "You know what this needs? Water." And honestly, that takes unhinged confidence that most of us simply don't possess.
Electronics are a wonderful invention; they power our homes, connect us to the world, and apparently, provide an endless source of entertainment for the rest of us when someone decides the instruction manual is more of a suggestion than a guideline. Darwin would have had a field day. Safety inspectors would have had a breakdown. And we? We have a list.
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#13900 Pair Underground Splice That Got Wet Due To Improper Case Sealing
The green on the plastic bits is corrosion that causes shorts, opens, and crosses.
POST 43Duckies 43Duckies Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago Oh man, does this entire thing need to be picked apart, trimmed, and respliced?
7 7points reply View more comments RELATED:I Had To Do Work In This Place Yesterday. I Almost Walked Out
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Phil Geiger Phil Geiger Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago This is all to common. Causes complete nightmare when something breaks.
6 6points reply View more comments #3If You Do It We Lose Wireless Access On 3 Floors
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Glix Drap Glix Drap Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow Premium 
Premium user. Get details. 1 day ago So in effect this is an Ethernet extension. F03 probably goes to a POE switch and AP-11 is to a wireless access point. Not ideal but perfectly legit.
4 4points reply View more commentsIt's worth knowing what electricity actually does to the human body, because it's a little scary. A static shock sits at just 1 milliamp (mA), but bump it up to 5 mA, about the level of a TENS muscle therapy device, and it gets uncomfortable. Between 10 and 20 mA, things get serious. That's around the output of an electric fence, and at this level, your muscles can seize up, and letting go is no longer your decision.
From 20 to 50 mA, breathing becomes difficult as muscles spasm. At 50 to 100 mA, roughly the draw of a single LED light bulb, the heart can go into ventricular fibrillation, which is as bad as it sounds. And above 1,000 mA, or 1 amp, the kind of current a standard phone charger pulls, the heart clamps shut entirely and severe burns occur inside and out. The lesson here? Electricity is not something to mess around with.
#4An Interesting Title
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Heffalump Heffalump Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago Oh I hate it when I see people cutting corners.
10 10points reply View more comments #5I Love Doing Work At Gas Stations
POST Chich the witch Chich the witch Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow Premium Premium user. Get details. 1 day ago You just know there will be that one guy.
4 4points reply View more comments #6Not Something You See Everyday
Evidently this image has gone a bit viral, but this is a friend of mines house. She hit me up wondering if I knew what might cause it. The flex was pulling about 175 amps and was at 1200 degrees. There's to be a whole news story on it and everything.
POST 43Duckies 43Duckies Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago Good heavens! She's lucky her house is still standing!
15 15points reply View more commentsThe most common IT headache culprit? Password chaos. Forgetting passwords, using "password123," or cheerfully handing over login credentials to a very convincing phishing email. Close behind that is accidental file deletion, and then there are the people who dismiss every single software update notification for three years straight and are then baffled when things stop working.
On the hardware side, a surprising number of tech support calls have been resolved by checking whether the device was actually plugged in or whether the batteries in the wireless keyboard were simply out of charge. These aren't dramatic failures. But they are, somehow, the most exhausting ones.
#7Client Says Their Network Is In The Toilet. I Agree
POST 43Duckies 43Duckies Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago It's probably the only room with a "fan", lol
5 5points reply View more comments #8When You Open Up That 20 Year Old J Box With 3 Extension Rings
POST 43Duckies 43Duckies Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago There's probably 5 bird's nests inside that thing (not entirely joking)
11 11points reply View more comments #9Computers Inside My School
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Robert T Robert T Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago Fire risk assessment is overdue!
9 9points reply View more commentsIf you've ever looked up at the power lines in a major city and felt a mild sense of anxiety, you are not alone. "Sky spaghetti" is the affectionate slang term for the catastrophic tangle of overhead utility cables that drape across concrete poles in cities around the world. Bangkok, Thailand, is one of the biggest offenders, with poles so loaded with cables that they look like abstract art installations that could end you.
The wires belong to various competing providers, each added over the years with very little coordination and absolutely no plan to clean up after themselves. Electricians who work with these systems are essentially performing archaeology, trying to figure out which cable does what and whether any of them are still live. It is, objectively, a nightmare. But it does make for a very dramatic skyline.
#10On A Scale Of 1 To Idk 4 Is This Dumb?
POST Heffalump Heffalump Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago 50
7 7points reply View more comments #11A Cable Fail But A Hammock Win!
POST 43Duckies 43Duckies Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago Well that doesn't look risky at all /s
7 7points reply View more comments #12My Grandpa "Self Taught" Himself On How To Run Electricity. I Was In Hell
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Problematic Pangolin Problematic Pangolin Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago A literal rats nest.
5 5points reply View more commentsThis one is for the travelers. If you land in Europe just to find your American hairdryer not fitting the socket, you've personally experienced the consequence of countries developing their electrical systems in complete isolation from one another. In the early 20th century, as electricity was being rolled out around the world, manufacturers in each country created their own designs with little interest in what others were doing.
Voltage standards, grounding requirements, and safety features all evolved differently depending on where you were, and by the time anyone thought about standardizing things globally, it was far too late. The result? Over 15 different plug types in use around the world today, a thriving international adapter market, and millions of confused tourists every year.
#13We Called It The Jungle
POST Daniel Atkins Daniel Atkins Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago Welcome to the Jungle we have cables for days.
5 5points reply View more comments #14Watercooling Is This, Right?
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Radek Suski Radek Suski Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago imagine the water bill
7 7points reply View more comments #15Toured An Apartment This Weekend
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driedgrapes driedgrapes Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 23 hours ago Why are these things always so messed up, just looking around any neighborhood?
1 1point reply View more commentsA surge protector can be your last lifeline, but it has a lifespan, and it's quietly counting down right now. Every time a power surge runs through it, the protective components inside absorb the hit and degrade slightly. There's no light that tells you when it's used up. No alarm. It just quietly stops protecting you while still technically powering your devices, giving you a completely false sense of security.
Experts recommend replacing surge protectors every three to five years, or immediately after a significant power event like a lightning strike. So if yours has been living behind your desk since the last decade, doing absolutely nothing visibly wrong, it might be time to have an honest conversation with it about retirement.
#16So My Day Has Been Going Great
POST Robert T Robert T Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago Drilln't.
5 5points reply View more comments #17Don't Power 12 Amplifiers From 1 Strip
POST Laszlo Larthlanc Laszlo Larthlanc Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago This thing was supposed to have had a breaker in it, as evidenced by the word RESET on the power switch.
6 6points reply View more comments #18Told The Intern To Make An Ethernet Cord
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Ipetmykitteh Ipetmykitteh Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago Extra points if it’s crossover
3 3points reply View more commentsFew tech debates have raged longer or more passionately than this one: is it better to leave your computer on all the time, or turn it off when you're done? The answer, it turns out, is frustratingly sensible. If you're stepping away for less than 20 minutes, leave it on; the energy used to keep it running is less than the brief surge it takes to restart.
But if you're heading out for the afternoon, going to bed, or generally won't be back for a while? Turn it off. You'll save energy, reduce heat buildup, and give your machine a good rest. There's no grand winner in this debate, just a practical sliding scale that most people ignore entirely in favor of doing whatever they've always done.
#19I Don't Know How To Feel. I Kinda Love It
POST 43Duckies 43Duckies Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago I hate when landlords subdivide rooms so shamelessly, putting outlets and light switches halfway inside a wall. HOWEVER, I have to admire the meticulous attention to detail this person put in to make it almost look like it's normal for a switchplate to go around a corner like this!
12 12points reply View more comments #20Nom Nom Nom
POST SM SM Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 16 hours ago That mouse is in there to debug the system.
3 3points reply View more comments #21What Happens When You Let A Sparky Attempt To Wire Your Network
I need to run temporary power and Ethernet to my detached office while we do a whole home remodel. I plan on having this for about 3 months until a properly buried, permanent install can happen. I told the electrician to just bring the Cat6 cables into the shed and I can do the rest. He insisted that it would be no problem splicing the existing wires so we wouldn’t have to re-terminate the keystone jacks in the panel. Great, go for it. This is what I came back to. Suffice to say, cable test fail miserably.
POST Of all the appliances in your home quietly plotting against you, the stove and oven top the list. They are responsible for the highest percentage of domestic fires and injury-related emergency room visits, with unattended cooking, grease buildup, and direct contact with hot surfaces as the main culprits. But they're not alone.
Clothes dryers are a surprisingly significant fire hazard, with lint buildup in ducts and the lint trap restricting airflow, causing overheating, and starting more house fires than most people realize. The theme here is consistent: most appliance-related disasters aren't freak accidents. They're the entirely predictable result of things not being cleaned, maintained, or paid attention to.
#22I Bought A Cable For My iPhone, What Do You Think?
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Lady Chelsea (LadyChelseaoftheVoid) Lady Chelsea (LadyChelseaoftheVoid) Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago how the fvck
3 3points reply View more comments #23Accidentally Melted My Ps3
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maswartz maswartz Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago How?
4 4points reply View more comments #24Just Wow
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Kevin Humble Kevin Humble Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago At least do the earth if that's your solution.
4 4points reply View more commentsAt the end of the day, electricity is one of the greatest gifts of the modern age, and also one of the easiest things to completely disrespect. Whether it's a melted charger, a water-damaged laptop, a DIY repair that looked great in theory, or simply a surge protector that's been quietly failing for six years, the fails in this list are a reminder that the line between "fine" and "catastrophic" is often thinner than we'd like to admit.
So charge your devices safely, replace your surge protectors, clean your dryer lint trap, and for the last time, please, stop using "password123." The Darwin Awards will be waiting if you don't.
Which one of these electrical failures was the most 'shocking' to you? Tell us in the comments below!
#25Power Over Ethernet
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David Paterson David Paterson Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago Eek!
1 1point reply #26Try To Ring
POST Ipetmykitteh Ipetmykitteh Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago Same answer I give to “here smell this”, “pull my finger”, and “taste this, gas it turned”? Hard pass thanks.
3 3points reply View more comments #27Saw This In Oxford Today
POST Laszlo Larthlanc Laszlo Larthlanc Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago I've seen a lot of AT&T junction boxes and MPOEs that looked exactly like this in the inside.
9 9points reply View more comments #28This Was Considered Acceptable At An Isp I Used To Work For
POST Giraffe Sitter Giraffe Sitter Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago Believe me, I’ve seen worse..
9 9points reply View more comments #29The Cable Guy Installed The Cable Through Our Hula Hoop That We Left Out
POST Daniel Atkins Daniel Atkins Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago Cable installers are the worst. I used to work in landscaping and they would wait until after we were done. Trench though a sod grass lawn or the newly installed flowerbed was normal. If the did lay a temporary line before it was never buried properly. We would lay the sod over the top better that way then having them tear it up installing the line properly. Once the General Contractor offered to trench it for them all they had to do way put in the line nope wait until it was landscaped.
5 5points reply View more comments #30Electrician Having Fun
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martymcmatrix martymcmatrix Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago His technique is extraordinaire though...⚡
6 6points reply View more comments #31My Sister In Law Sent This Pic From Hanoi, Vietnam
POST #32 When You’re Eating Lunch And Look Up
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Crispycritter Crispycritter Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 16 hours ago Not as bad as the rest on here!
2 2points reply #33Customer Said Water Damage
POST Daniel Atkins Daniel Atkins Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago Hot water? ;)
4 4points reply View more comments #34This Was My Customers Solution To Her Broken Laptop Hinge
POST Laszlo Larthlanc Laszlo Larthlanc Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago You gotta do what you gotta do if that's all you got and you need to work. Sending it to Asus for repair could cost you a month.
If It Works, Don't Touch It
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WindySwede WindySwede Community Member • points posts comments upvotes 1 day ago An radio with CD player ⤵⤵⤵
4 4points reply View more comments #36My Dad's Data Storage Solution
POST Giraffe Sitter Giraffe Sitter Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago So it’s sort of RAID (redundant array of indescribable dumba**ery).
13 13points reply View more comments #37Asked Someone To "Shorten An Ethernet Cable"
POST 43Duckies 43Duckies Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago I mean, it's shorter, right?
8 8points reply View more comments #38Electrical Fails
POST Laszlo Larthlanc Laszlo Larthlanc Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago A very problematic installation if the house is on a slab and you don't want to tear out flooring and cut out concrete, but still. I think I would have, at the very least, built an attractive walnut casing, possibly dressed up with pothooks.
7 7points reply View more comments #39"Should We Do It Properly?" Boss: "As Fast As Possible"
POST Robert T Robert T Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago Conneduit. ;-)
2 2points reply View more comments #40Am I Getting Fired?
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sturmwesen sturmwesen Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago (edited) we have sth similar, but on the floor of the bedroom. cellar->bedroom->livingroom. cheap landlord + old house + "experimental" wiring = random outlets, drillholes etc. and we are talking bricks and massive sandstone from 1894
2 2points reply View more comments #41I Need To Talk To Your Supervisor
POST Laszlo Larthlanc Laszlo Larthlanc Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago Not unheard off, and sometimes it's just the only way way when there's no crawlspace and the client doesn't want surface wiring. A good drywaller can make it look as if this never happened, but the whole ceiling in that area will have to be repainted. Problematic if they ever need to get back to this wiring.
6 6points reply #42Requesting Identification
POST Laszlo Larthlanc Laszlo Larthlanc Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago Really. What even is that thing? Receptacle? Rectifier?
4 4points reply View more comments #43Spicy Pillow In Samsung Smart Ring Almost Claimed A Finger
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Mel Mel Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago r/spicypillows is an endless source of entertainment. We might as well include r/shittyaskelectronics too.
4 4points reply View more comments #44Drywallers!
POST WindySwede WindySwede Community Member • points posts comments upvotes 1 day ago OP: "The drywall had been finished. This was done by the guy mudding some bottom track. He wanted to keep the cable off the floor to make it easier to get a clean line of mud under the outlet. Notice the still wet drywall mud surrounding the box. [links on reddit] For the record. I unwrapped the protective cover around the end of the HDMI cabke for ourposes of clearly showing the damage. I always wrap any HDMI tails that hang out of the wall with blue tape and then shrink wrap to provide some sort of cushion and protection from mud and paint over spray. Unlikey I could have done anything more within reason to prevent this."
3 3points reply View more comments #45Beautiful Fiber Loom
POST Laszlo Larthlanc Laszlo Larthlanc Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago (edited) In the US, the law is "Call Before You Dig". A mess-up like this can cost a contractor big, big money if they didn't make that call.
7 7points reply View more comments #46So We Had A Bunch Of Electricians In Recently And This Is The Outcome Any Thought?
POST 43Duckies 43Duckies Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago My thought is that the electricians need to come back and redo it for free (or at minimum buy you a new ladder).
10 10points reply View more comments #47(Self Shame) My First Attempt At Ethernet
POST SM SM Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 15 hours ago For beginners they should get the passthrough connectors. That way you don't have to judge the length that closely. You shove the wires through and then just cut them on the other side of the connector. I will post a picture of them in my next comment.
1 1point reply View more comments #48A Colleague "Cleaned Up" And Put The Keyboard On The Soldering Heating Table
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Tim Fawcett Tim Fawcett Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago Someone owes you a new keyboard and hot-plate
3 3points reply View more comments #49It Saves Me From The Heat
POST Ipetmykitteh Ipetmykitteh Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago M**h is a helluva d**g.
2 2points reply #50Found On Facebook
POST Daniel Atkins Daniel Atkins Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago Maybe that employee should consider a different field to work in. Or they hired Drax from the Guardians Of the Galaxy.
7 7points reply View more comments #51Tianhe-2 Supercomputer, Fastest In The World, With An Ethernet Cable
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gi ga gi ga Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 21 hours ago Been in a datacenter in yantai 15 years ago...12 stores high every rack just open and all servers connected with l2 switches...we had problems for months bc people "took" one of our ips until they decently started routing
1 1point reply View more comments #52Today In Class We Made Ethernet Cables
POST gi ga gi ga Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 21 hours ago Ah this explains the purpose of that previous post
1 1point reply View more comments #53Fail Right?
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Giles McArdell Giles McArdell Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago (edited) Allot wrong with this but that cutout at the top with no insulation to the cables is giving me the wiIlies
2 2points reply #54They Use It As An Intercom Speaker
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Bill Swallow Bill Swallow Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago Ugly as sin, but the mounting at least looks solid and tidy.
3 3points reply #55Call An Exorcist
POST Bill Swallow Bill Swallow Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago Howard, Fine, and Howard - Electricians to the Elite!
4 4points reply View more comments #56Thank You For The Failed Earth Continuity Kind Stranger
POST Laszlo Larthlanc Laszlo Larthlanc Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago This looks kind of like a GFCI device, and it would have been immediately apparent after installation that the device didn't work when the electrician tried to use either the test or reset buttons.
1 1point reply #57Battery Issue
POST Daniel Atkins Daniel Atkins Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago Ahh the classic ID-10-T problem.
9 9points reply View more comments #58My Little Cousin Decided That My Rpi4 Would Be A Great Candidate To Take His Anger Out On Today
POST 43Duckies 43Duckies Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago Well, your little cousin's parents owe you money now.
12 12points reply View more comments #59Windows Stuck On Loading Screen Help
POST 43Duckies 43Duckies Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago Put it in some rice?
12 12points reply View more comments #60My New PC Setup. How's It?
POST driedgrapes driedgrapes Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 23 hours ago Naked.
2 2points reply View more comments #61Why Laptop Not Working?
POST 43Duckies 43Duckies Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago How did this happen accidentally?
4 4points reply View more comments #62Is This Legal?
POST 43Duckies 43Duckies Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago It's art!
8 8points reply View more comments #63"Welp That's 700 Dollars Down The Drain..."
POST Robert T Robert T Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago Sinken. ;-)
2 2points reply View more comments #64My Sister's Phone
POST driedgrapes driedgrapes Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 23 hours ago What a fresh new design! Haven't seen this one yet.
2 2points reply View more comments #65Was Decommissioning My Old Radiator Today And As I Was Moving My Desk My Hdmi Cable Touched The Radiator And Short Circuited It As A Last Act Of Defiance
POST SM SM Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 14 hours ago There were several questionings this in the original thread and so am I. HDMI cables are very low power, and this isn't even on the HDMI pins it is the shield. So, for that to happen the radiator had to be "live" as in that radiator is somehow connected to a live AC line. Extremely dangerous!
1 1point reply #66A Customers DIY Wiring At A Job I Was At. That's A Live 240v Cable Btw
POST #67 Long Story Short, I Didn't Find The Exact Battery
POST Glix Drap Glix Drap Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow Premium Premium user. Get details. 1 day ago You are likely to get arrested if you wear this in public.
4 4points reply View more comments #68Why Isn't PC Booting Pls Help
POST nottheactualphoto nottheactualphoto Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 17 hours ago Stupid photographer. Be more clever.
1 1point reply View more comments #69Flat Screen No Longer Flat
POST nottheactualphoto nottheactualphoto Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 17 hours ago Curved screens have existed for years.
1 1point reply View more comments #70The Longer You Look The Worse It Gets
POST #71 Laptop Mobo Wouldn’t Charge. I Soldered. Now It Definitely Won’t
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Tae Cole Tae Cole Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 15 hours ago It has a face!! Doesn't look too happy.
1 1point reply View more comments #72My Cousin Stepped, Slept, And Placed Multiple Heavy Objects Over My Laptop
POST 43Duckies 43Duckies Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago Another cousin who now owes you money.
8 8points reply #73BF Said He Couldn't Play Mc, Sent Me This An Explanation
POST #74 Fail?
POST Laszlo Larthlanc Laszlo Larthlanc Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago The ground lug is not supposed to be used as a splice connector for 2 separate conductors. Either the green wire or the bare wire should be attached to one of the terminals on the grounding terminal bar if the holes are big enough, or attached to a newly installed lug in the panel right next to the terminal bar. Things might have changed during the years I've been away from this work, but I'm still pretty sure that the lug can't be used as a splice. (If a bar were available that had large lugs on both the bottom and the top that's the way I'd go.)
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POST David Paterson David Paterson Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago A pleasant mix of crazy inventors, sloppy workmanship, negligent ignorance, and total idiots.
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