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  • in reply to: Random #1487

    Just generally upgrading my surge protection around the home and adding in extra outlets for the VR base stations. I had quite a few outlets that I use frequently that not only didn’t have surge protection but didn’t have enough places to plug things in so I was constantly juggling plugs as I needed them 🙂

    I usually get the model that handles up to 4000 J while the one they sent me is the 4150 J model (difference is only a couple of USD). Minor upgrade but nice all the same 🙂

    Yeah, I am very sensitive to noise so I can’t run the fans as often as they need to be run here. Fortunately, we just had some cold weather move in so that’s helping some!

    in reply to: Random #1482

    Yay! We’re back! Just wanted to get a post in! 😛

    Ordered another surge protector the other day and they sent me the upgraded model instead of the one I had ordered but I’m not complaining!

    in reply to: Sounds and Music #1479

    Lovely! Been wondering where that music was from!

    Here’s an old classic:

    in reply to: Hardware Relics #1472

    Been reading up online about cleaning up electrical contacts for my workshop’s toolkit and it sounds like DeOxIt is a well regarded go-to for reviving old electricals.

    Still need to order some more tools and tool storage but I’ll get there!

    in reply to: Films & TV Shows #1468

    Demonic Toys was fun if you like them silly and bad. 😛

    in reply to: Baldur’s Gate #1467

    Ah, okay. I’ve been playing a lot of No Man’s Sky the past couple of weeks. Been working on building out the power grid for my starter base. Once I get everything unlocked, I’ll make one on a nice lush planet I have access to. Of course, it’ll take a lot of asteroid mining to get the gold I need for the solar arrays 😛

    Sounds good 🙂

    It’d be nice to get some images together for our playthroughs but those would take up a lot of space!

    in reply to: Random #1466

    Ugh! Have you tried lossless compression? Not sure which formats YouTube takes, though. I know little about video files. :/

    Yeah, upload speeds are historically pretty low. I think the logic is that home users shouldn’t need to upload a lot of large files unless they’re working. In which case, the providers would rather you get on a more expensive business plan. At least, I think that’s why it’s like that. Just making assumptions, though 😛

    in reply to: Baldur’s Gate #1462

    Anymore updates? 🙂

    in reply to: Random #1461

    Sorry, all of these outages have really thrown me off!

    I did try zooming in but I still had a bit of a hard time figuring out some bits. Will take another look! 🙂

    Yikes! Hopefully it’s an easy fix! Always liked the design of their appliances. Really like the retro look 🙂

    Cool!

    Yeah, ADHD can be tough on you!

    Got all the surge protectors mounted on the wall now! Much tidier! 😀

    in reply to: Power to the Pluggers and Players #1460

    Cool! Good thing the Spongebob universe avoided them. Who knows how that would have worked out otherwise 😛

    I think part of it is that it needs to start all the drivers and things. All my systems have started off at 100% fan speed until everything is fully loaded, for example. I know there’s a bug in Windows that’s existed forever where it sometimes doesn’t initialize the Internet connection and requires a reboot. Large hosts files can definitely slow things down.

    in reply to: Films & TV Shows #1453

    Haven’t been able to watch much on demand lately due to the Internet issues over here so I’ve been catching the horror marathons OTA like they do every year. Caught a lot of the classic Dracula films, The Day the Earth Stood Still, among others 😀

    Poltergeist has been on the list!

    Speaking of mirror scenes in horror films, I need to rewatch Casper. That was fun!

    in reply to: Power to the Pluggers and Players #1445

    You could also use something like a sheetpan. Any large piece of metal will work! But, yes, it’ll look weird unless it’s in the kitchen 😛

    Microwaves are good for a lot of things! 😀

    Weird. Usually, that information is stored in RAM as opposed to ROM

    in reply to: From Go to Blown in Wind’s Woes #1432

    For the buzzing, I included some tips in the other thread that may help 🙂

    No idea on the network share but have you tried removing the networked device and then readding it? Maybe it’ll clear some cobwebs out. I have to do that with my printer every now and then for Windows to properly pick it up

    in reply to: Power to the Pluggers and Players #1431

    I haven’t seen a power button on a keyboard in years. Do they still put them on the keyboards? Last one I had with the button on it was an old Mac from the early 90’s/late 80’s.

    For the EMF interference, you can try putting some aluminum foil on the side of the case facing the radio. That’ll create an RF shield and may help some. If not, you can always use the foil in the oven 🙂

    For the amp here, I had some buzzing coming in from it to the speakers that I fixed by buying some shielded caps for the RCA jacks.

    Awesome! We’ll need to get some of those sounds added! 😀

    Looking over their page there, it sounds like that’s for their business customers but it’s not entirely clear. Yeah, it’s starting to sound like the UPS is on its last legs. 🙁

    in reply to: Browsers and Site Cookies #1425

    I think it serves as a counter for the blacklist but I’m not entirely sure.

    Yep, selective site clearing would be quite handy. 🙂

    in reply to: Films & TV Shows #1422

    Will need to see if I can get it! British series are rather hard to tune in to here. 🙁

    Saw Dolls yesterday and that was a lot of fun. Wasn’t the same level as Puppet Master but still worth it 🙂

    in reply to: Random #1414

    Yeah, we just hit our dry season. Granted, we didn’t get much of a wet season this year. I remember several years ago, we had rain every day for two months. Definitely didn’t get that this year.

    Yep. We don’t get too many of these kinds of things here but they do in other parts of the country. I wonder, could a fight have broken out on the boat? The article doesn’t go into much on how well they knew each other. The linked article in the reference links is about the organization of the management district. 😛

    Should be but I’m not sure how to add images to MediaWiki articles. Never done that before. Will need to parse those articles later on. The old photo copies are a hard for me to read 🙂

    in reply to: Browsers and Site Cookies #1413

    That refers to the cookies being pulled in from the current site as opposed to the global list. When you turn them off, you can add them to the whitelist to let them save cookies while still blocking other sites 🙂

    I can test Firefox when I get the chance and see how its UI differs 🙂

    in reply to: Spoilers #1412

    And added!

    in reply to: General Info & Feedback (Please Read First) #1411

    The site now has spoiler tags!

    As of right now, they require manual entry into the editor and be used with the following:

    <span class="stearnvault-spoiler">This is a spoiler</span>

    This is a spoiler

    Hover over the black box with the cursor to reveal it. On mobile, you tap the box to reveal it 🙂

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