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I need a new oven!

Apple.....hmmm...thought you guys were going with the whole privacy thing. I guess until someone waves some money under your noses.

Yeah, and for those that use a PI for an emulator, which are a few people, that would be kind of a problem with no graphics output.

Sweet, if I can find one I know what I can replace my grill with!

Well, these days it will let you at least use the system while you wait your turn in the Newegg shuffle.

Cards overtook cash in my experience in The Netherlands by about '02. Credit transactions required PIN's even then.

All of my NFC cards the NFC function dies within about a month.

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For me, as someone who has been in and has an MOS that would align with this kind of thing.......that is how it would have ended 99% of times. I hated that we lost great characters but appreciated that the depiction on how it would end is correct. Those are largely suicide missions.

Rogue One was really good, IMO.

What? You don't like ground dwelling birds for your power supplies?

Well see, that is the problem. Most of the "manufacturers" are not manufacturers and don't know (though SilverStone is not one of those that does not know). Also, I would have to have not just what they set it to but how they designed the protection. Then write a specific test for each and every...

Well, eventually.....I think.......the FTC will notice and then....hello early 2000's again!

But, like I said before, there is not a spec. And without some sort of definition we have no idea where it is and where a catastrophic load will happen. So, until it is defined somewhere we can't do a legitimate test for it.

No, it doesn't that is what I have been trying to tell you. It is a feature, but it does not have a standard. Thus, it is not testable to a standard. SO, I can make up whatever I want and say it passes or fails but that is not a valid test.

No, I care about the one that pertains to my product segment. That is what we work with so that is what we do.

I gotcha. But, destructive testing of a power supply results in unexpected events. Each time I have to get the load tester repaired and recalibrated and certified it starts a $2k. So, not something I like to do.

Geee........how did this go last time?

I don't want to have to get the load tester repaired any more than neccesary.