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JDGecko
commented
on 29 Apr 2014
I just installed mine yesterday. It's a lot brighter than I thought it
would be. Bonus! I will be replacing all of my GFCI outlets with these
very soon.
Great
firewater365
commented
on 01 Mar 2014
we are in michigan.... do you think i could go to a home depot / lowes or
should i go to an electrical store?
You're welcome
firewater365
commented
on 01 Mar 2014
Thanks
Hi,I'm sure you would get it cheaper at a big box like Lowes than an electrical supply. You can also pick it up at a local hardware store like True Value, If they don't have it, they can order it for you.
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CBSBKKAMcomputerhelp
commented
on 05 Jul 2015
You should replace the two one pole circuit breakers with a two pole
circuit breaker so that both circuits are turned off at the same time
making it safer to work anywhere on the circuits including in the junction
box and in the event of a short or overload, it'll trip and turn off both
circuits and it's safer and better. Of course use the same amperage than
the old one pole breakers. In your case it's 20 amps. You would need to get
a 20 amp two pole breaker. I'm not an electrician and I really know and
good at electricity and computers.
Tee Jay
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on 28 Apr 2016
I'm not an electrician by ANY stretch of the imagination but I do a lot of
my own stuff. My question here is that if the 12 ga wire is required for,
and rated at, 20 amps of current, if each of those circuits is drawing 15
amps at the same time, wouldn't that be putting 30 amps of current on that
one single neutral wire? Is that safe?
Again - NOT an electrician. I'm asking this for my own knowledge and
edjumacashun!
;^ )
Robby Carroll
commented
on 16 Dec 2015
If the two circuits are sharing a neutral then your good. I wouldn't throw
on a 2-pole unless it's working the same device. All in all he just ran two
circuits in with a 3-wire and shared the neutral and pigtailed off of it.
Looks like shit how he did it but your good.
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MacroPheliac
commented
on 01 Jun 2013
I don't see Google Glass as invasive as say..Xbox One's mandatory Kinect
presence in the home. With Glass you're already in public, and there's
bandwidth and processing limitations at the idea of it becoming a good
espionage device (for now), whereas the new Kinect is in your home,
constantly listening (unless you unplug the unit entirely) and has access
to ample processing horsepower and bandwidth. Sure, Glassholes in public
restrooms, there will be some, but I think there are bigger concerns.
elmo2you
commented
on 02 Jun 2013
Extra security through some two factor authentication scheme is all nice
and well, but what really surprises me is that most people (including many
security experts) see no danger at all in the harvesting of people's mobile
numbers and linking them to online identity profiles. . Don't forget that
in most cases (even where you think you are anonymous) phone numbers can be
traces back to real legal identities, so it's not "just" your phone number
you're giving. . 2 factor auth = Stazi wet dream.
elmo2you
commented
on 02 Jun 2013
Regarding the accusations towards China, I would advice to take history as
an indicator. Who remember the wild accusations against Huawei by some US
politicians (with either direct or indirect interests in competitors to
Huawei)? And what did the commission tasked with investigating these claims
find? Nothing! . Not that it stopped the bastards in excluding Huawei from
government contracts. So much for free markets. Only when it serves the US.
. The US lies just to "justify" their own crimes.
Malkhut Sefirah
commented
on 02 Jun 2013
So do you need to send/receive a text message every time you sign into
Twitter? If you don't have an unlimited text plan, that could be a bit of
an annoying expenditure. I am not sure that equating Google Glass to laser
pointers is quite valid. While the A-hole in the theatre can annoy you
during one movie viewing with a laser pointer, an A-hole with Glass can
have a much more lasting impact. Videos/photos posted to the internet are
much more permanent. Just ask the Star Wars Kid.
Nero Wolfe
commented
on 01 Jun 2013
Unless China openly declares war -which won't happen- nothing will happen.
China is a problem ENTIRELY made in the West, by politicians and
outsourcing Big Business salivating over increased profits due to China's
slave-wage labor, cheap raw materials, near zero environmental or human
rights standards. Too many very powerful and very wealthy people make too
much money/wield too much power with our business relations with China
exactly how they are. China has the West by the nuts.
Alec Ge
commented
on 01 Jun 2013
The "problem" with China is mostly made up by the US. As of hacking, China
is simply not good at covering them up, the US probably hacks even more
than the Chinese gov't but is great at covering their tracks up. As for
space, it isn't that the US hasn't looked toward satellite wars such as the
idea for the space laser and such. All in all, the west relies on China
completely, but in my view is trying to cover things up so to seem more
independent.
Tony Bossaller
commented
on 04 Jun 2013
I'd be curious to see if Twitter's new 2FA process would be able to stop
MITM type attacks. I'll have to turn it on and try it a bit. As for China,
it wouldn't be surprising. We owe them money. And our corporations
outsource the construction of new hardware to them... and then they wonder
why china can so quickly reproduce cheap alternatives. Simple answer...
stop sending them our tech in the first place.
The Gamers Grind
commented
on 01 Jun 2013
They shouldn't. It highlights the poor lighting when the turn the wrong
way. I worked with a director at TV station once that loved those extreme
close ups even though it made the talent uncomfortable. Even worse the
shots were lopsided because he lined the shots up by shoulders so the male
talent was wider and the female was a huge head on the screen.
MacroPheliac
commented
on 01 Jun 2013
I actually quite enjoy this, and many others do as well. These guys are
behind hak5, one of the longest still running series on Rev3, they didn't
get to where they are by NOT having people watch their shit.
The Gamers Grind
commented
on 01 Jun 2013
A lot of basic TV 101 fixes would help that a lot. Lighting, turn the right
way so your not turning into shadows, and the hat should go. It's VERY
weird to see someone in a hat in a newsy show like that.
What's the Big Deal?
commented
on 03 Jun 2013
Are China and the U.S. heading toward an all-out cyber war? Get an update
on the delicate state of foreign relations, plus some info on protecting
your Twitter account with two-factor authentication
148simmons
commented
on 02 Jun 2013
I'm a little unsure about the Twitter Authentication. I was unsure about
using authentication for Facebook until I discovered the code generator can
work offline. Can Twitter do the same?
aznguymetal
commented
on 01 Jun 2013
I'm not surprise by Chinese hacker, everything is made in China which they
have blueprint of computers and internet which given by the western.
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