Also, I've bought maybe 10 In-Store Pickup items from Best Buy (basically, a way to "reserve" your item, pay online, and pick it up without having to find it on the shelves)
@bwDraco I'm getting approximately 120 at the outlet, but it's registering 121 - 124.
> Question: The Box says CP1500FCLCD ADAPTIVE SINE WAVE . The spec sheet says "Output Waveform" ADAPTIVE SINE WAVE. Is this really a PURE SINE WAVE DEVICE? Answer: I got the below from Tom's Hardware from someone who asked the same question and the answer they received from CyberPower: "I received the following answer from Pietro Boggio, Senior Technical Support Specialist at CyberPower: "No digitally created wave can be a true mathematically curved analog wave. But the number of digital steps used to create the wave can be great enough that the electronics used in even the highest efficien…
Wow, they have very intelligent tech support, too. Informative, even.
It's still my first day with it, but... 10/10 would buy again.
@Bob According to the manufacturer, my 32" Alpha LED IPS LCD consumes an average of 51 Watts when "On" (not specified what type of content, what type of connection, etc.). So subtracting 51W from 220W means my computer must be using in the 170s-ish Watts mostly idle (mostly = Chrome and other desktop apps running, but no games).
Yeah, the RAID card, four HDDs and three SSDs gets pretty hungry.
Plus I have three USB devices connected directly to the motherboard without going through a powered USB hub, which eventually comes out of the PSU, which eventually draws from the UPS: my Roccat Nyth mouse, my Das Keyboard mechanical keyboard, and a WiFi USB dongle
RAID card: "1.0A @ 3.3VDC 1.1A @ 12VDC"
3.3W + 12.1W? Am I doing that voltage/amperage to power conversion correctly?
about a month; the buttons used by my right thumb are a little wonky and hard to accurately and quickly press, but the pointing accuracy is superior to my old mouse, and the scroll wheel feels lovely
@Bob In our country it is known they place a few of such calls, after which they have an advocate call you for a mass lawsuit against the unknown callers. They ask you money for the advocate, such that the advocate can attempt to get you a ton of money because of the damage the calls have caused you. Don't pay those fake advocates.
@Ramhound The program is Simulationcraft (World of Warcraft fan software that can simulate the in-game performance of any character) with the priority setting set to high
You launch it, configure it and then set it to work, and when I let it work while warcraft is open, Warcraft will have the sound loop in small segments. like forforforforfor-thethethethethe-Horhorhorhorhor-dedededede
biology.stackexchange.com/a/41183/19679 What do you usually do with answers that completely incorrect - was I right to provide him with the resources to fix it rather than provide the mods with a reason to delete it?
@Bob I get those all of the time ;) not from private numbers , however. It may just be a method of testing if the phone number is still in use so, the sales team don't waste there time on inaccurate details. also, it could be used to determine an estimate for the recipients location, allowing them to sell more focused products and hence, products that are more popular in that area to increase sales probability etc
@JourneymanGeek I don't want to steal the limelight; )haha. He seems as if he's looking to get into biology more, i figured that it'd be nice to let him answer it. Also, it's too time consuming...
@qasdfdsaq I flagged it... :D I disagree with it , since it's entirely incorrect. He assumed that the muscular anatomy of a limb is the same as that of which moves our eye.
@R.Doto Flagging something means "hey, this answer goes against the rules of Stack Exchange, could you delete it?". It is not really against the rules of Stack Exchange to be wrong about something
Think about flagging in the same way as you would think about calling the police IRL: You call the police because someone in your street is shouting racial slurs at teenagers outside a school, you don't call them because someone tries to convince you that oranges are purple
@R.Doto And you're an opthalmologist and have some as yet undisclosed knowledge that suggests skeletal muscle in the eye somehow works differently than that in every other part of the body?
@qasdfdsaq No, I'm not an ophthalmologist. However, that doesn't mean that anything I say is incorrect as and when it lies within the parameters of ophthalmology?
I was implying I would care in deciding whether or not to call the police, although once I realised that, I realised actually that's how all people behave
In one demo, a black actor was stealing a bike and plenty of people called the police, swore at him, and even attacked him
A white female actor paid doing the same thing had nobody call the police, even when she said she was stealing, some men even tried to help her steal the bike
@R.Doto Isn't the whole point of StackExchange to provide factual information and educate others?
"You're wrong because you didn't mention opthalmology" is neither factual information nor useful or educational.
@NateKerkhofs Honestly I doubt he's going to listen. His flag is going to get ignored, and his flagging rights will be removed if he keeps going, so it's not to our benefit to try convince him otherwise.
@JourneymanGeek Nice. I'm sure I could manage that one day.
I'm having second thoughts on this one. Perhaps I should have flagged it as "Off-topic" and asked for it to be migrated to Biology so R.Doto could tell people why their answers are wrong because opthalmology.
@Mokubai I can't cast close votes so not sure what you mean there, it's showing two were duplicate flags, two were "unclear what you're asking" flags and one off-topic flag under my aged-away list
@R.Doto The TPS is wonderful, but it has no real teeth. Companies in the UK consistently ignore it (I average 2-3 calls per day). They also mostly use automated dialling (illegal) but don't provide caller ID so you can't complain. It doesn't, of course, stop offshore call centres (mostly from India judging by the accents) calling on behalf of UK companies.
@qasdfdsaq Close flags then. If you flag then " should be closed" then it puts it into review. If nothing happens then they age away after either 1 or 3 months iirc. They're not mod flags and we don't see them.
That of course does not include the scams. I get at least 2 calls a week for a "car accident" registered to my address. I haven't owned a car for 10 years :/. When I call them out they just hang up.
> You can see from the video that when walking the domestic cat moves both the foreleg and hind leg on one side almost in perfect unison or together. Both left side legs go forward while at the same time both right side legs move backwards and so on.
@DavidPostil I was going to register :P I guess there would be no point then. It's ironic that their website has an invalid security certificate, also haha. They don't have multiple domains so, it must just be an out of date certificate. I don't want my details sent by HTTP.
@qasdfdsaq That's a new one I didn't know about. It's good to see the fines going up. You have go to all the hastle to say your interested, wait for a call back and then complain when it's a withheld number :/ Then when they callback and you complain they say the calls are contracted out to a 3rd party... :/ Been there, done that.
I hope that reply was not too offensive. I know link-only answers are frowned upon, but I think in this chat room, it's better to teach someone to fish than to just smack them in the face with a salmon
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@DavidPostill I can't downvote :P i need a rep of 125. So I flagged it, alerting the mods that it contained incorrect info and hence, was inaccurate. I should've have explained why it was correct, with technical details. Good point.
@DavidPostill it contained absolutely no evidence either, which is the frustrating part!