Here's what we have in the box:
(2) Black wires
(1) Yellow wire
(1) Capped cluster of white wires.
Here's how it was wired:
As stated above, the three white wires were capped. One black wire was attached to one screw of the light switch. The other black wire was taped to an opening in the midd...
Just twist the wires together, so if somebody hooks it up in the future it trips the breaker or burns down the house. So they know they shouldn't have hooked it up.
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@ChrisCudmore If I recall correctly, you only have to remove exposed cables. But I could look it up in a bit.
372.13 Discontinued Outlets. When an outlet is abandoned, discontinued, or removed, the sections of circuit conductors supplying the outlet shall be removed from the raceway. No splices or reinsulated conductors, such as would be the case of abandoned outlets on loop wiring, shall be allowed in raceways.
So you only have to remove the cable, if it's in a raceway like conduit.
For audio/video/phone/data/fire alarm cables, you have to remove them, or label them for future use.
640.6 Mechanical Execution of Work.(C) Abandoned Audio Distribution Cables. The accessible portion of abandoned audio distribution cables shall be removed.
I came across the notion of a Light/UV -sensitive background, to perform temporary creative photographic effects. This seems to be a paper/cloth impregnated with a Light/UV sensitive coating, that glows in the dark/changes colour according to exposure to light.
I was thinking that i could accomp...
Apple has just announced that pre-orders for the brand new iPhone 5 broke 2 million in the first 24hrs, smashing their previous record for the iPhone 4S last yea
How many of these are iphone upgrades vs new to iphone people, I wonder
I found the Klein to be WAY overpriced durability-wise; if you look at the picture, you can see that a strip of the yellow plastic near the tip is almost see-through thin. That is a recessed channel holding the tip in place; all it took was one good drop from light switch height onto a tile floor and that channel cracked, releasing the smoked plastic tip which now won't stay in place even when taped there (because the battery spring is pushing all the guts of the tester out the front). The cheaper green-bodied testers are much more durable. — KeithS9 mins ago
+1, fastest gun in the west beat me by a few seconds. However, I don't think she needs to pony up for a Klein tester :D — Matthew PK2 hours ago
Really!
From know on, I'm blurring out all the images I post.
A pressure washer might do the trick. Look upon this not as a chore of tedious magnitude, but as an opportunity to acquire more tools!
Generic image -- not an endorsement of any particular brand.
I've seen this on SO all the time. They'll jump on a small flaw in an irrelevant section of code before they answer the question.
What was funny was that picture had absolutely no branding information at all.
@TheEvilGreebo if 13 year old girls like them, that means they get play on the "popular" radio stations. Which most people seem to think means the band "sold out".
Do you mean "uneducated" as in low education level in general or "uneducated" as in "generally unaware of whatever the current popular fad is at the moment"?
because in my experience the first group tends to LIKE Nickelback ;)
well if they think you shouldn't make too much money that means they think they have a right to determine how much money one should make - ergo they think everyone owns everything - ergo - socialist :)
so - by conclusion - Nickelback haters are socialists
1 class contains 125 tests - the class it's testing is far far too big - should have been 3 or 4 diff classes... just breaking out one piece of functionality into its own class has broken 25 tests
i've been refactoring the test class now for 3 days
@TheEvilGreebo Why is it that programmers seem to complain all the time about "crappy" programmers who did things wrong, but you almost never meet these "crappy" programmers?
A little over a year ago, after complaining about the amount of cord I had to use with our electric leaf blower I was gifted an inexpensive gas blower. A Ryobi 150 mph 400 CFM Gas Blower Vac from home depot to be precise. It probably wouldn't have been the one I would've chose, but hey. Complaini...
I have bought bamboo fittings in the bathroom (towel holders, dishes etc). I see that as a result of hanging damp towels on the towel holders, a black mould is accumulating on the bottom of the holder bar.
What would be the best treatment for the bamboo in order to seal from the elements?
In particular, the exterior of a toilet.
My parents tell me to wipe the outside and surrounding floor of the toilet with a diaper several times (and then to wash the diaper with water in the sink several times). I'm really not sure if this is the most time-efficient way to clean the exterior of ...
I want to replace an old deadbolt and handle on my front door, and most of the replacement sets at big-box home improvement stores are the easy-rekey kind. Kwikset's SmartKey seems better executed than Schlage's SecureKey, because you can rekeyable it yourself without having to cut a special key....
I have to replace wiring in a power meter box in an apartment building. There're four really beefy wires running vertically through the whole building and each wire has a short stripped segment inside the meter box and a steel connector is attached to the stripped part. Each connector consists of...
Gotta love the answer below it. Sound's like those stupid money saving articles in the sunday paper. "Instead of paper towel, just use crumpled up newspaper. I managed to save several dollars a year with this tip!"
Here's what we have in the box:
(2) Black wires
(1) Yellow wire
(1) Capped cluster of white wires.
Here's how it was wired:
As stated above, the three white wires were capped. One black wire was attached to one screw of the light switch. The other black wire was taped to an opening in the midd...
A pressure washer might do the trick. Look upon this not as a chore of tedious magnitude, but as an opportunity to acquire more tools!
Generic image -- not an endorsement of any particular brand.
I have bought bamboo fittings in the bathroom (towel holders, dishes etc). I see that as a result of hanging damp towels on the towel holders, a black mould is accumulating on the bottom of the holder bar.
What would be the best treatment for the bamboo in order to seal from the elements?
