The connector certainly doesn’t help, but if a single point of failure causes this, it’s not JUST the connector. Allowing that much power to be able to run through a single pin is problematic. Houses have multiple forms of protection for outlets. This whole setup seems to have none.
This is beyond mild. It’s just infuriating.
But it’s supposed to be across like 6 pins or something. That’s only 100w a pin. When working properly, there shouldn’t be a problem. All these meltdowns seem to happen when something has gone wrong.
As far as I can tell, the power is meant to be split among many pins, not a single one. I can’t imagine the intent was to pump 22a through a single pin. Other than my dryer, I don’t think I have any cable that’s meant to handle that.
Everyone talks about the power connector but I haven’t been convinced the connector itself is the problem. This article even specifically says that the connector was plugged in all the way. If the hardware and/or firmware doesnt cut off when it detects power problems, that’s the actual problem. The connector may expose the issue, but it’s not the main problem.
Is Knuckles what you use if they fuck up?
What a strawman argument. No one has ever tried to argue that.
Get an old version then? Though, maybe even that’ll stop working at some point.
Warcraft 4 would be nice. I got so much use out of WC3.
I saw this when trying to find my tickets for a concert a month ago. If they ever required this I’d just be done with concerts. Not worth trying to find concerts that don’t use them, or to find ways around it.
The house always wins.
But seriously, I’ve never seen that at a casino. I haven’t been to a ton, but I’ve been to quite a few.
Well, this happens to anyone that looks at my face. So I’m probably safe.
The laptop? …or the cat?
See, I was right to hoard all my old components!!
Searching for Bare Naked Ladies must be a nightmare.
I’m uninviting you to the party.