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> Can you do this if the provider uses PPPoE where a username / password is required? Yes, windows has had a built-in PPPoE client since…

> I would recommend getting them to come scope it out before you make a payment so you know where the cables are going to go and can decide…

> Do people with FTTP have many technical issues? FTTP is far and away the fastest and most reliable connection. > I am planning to get the…

If you are interested in a little bit of DIY, most of the brands specialising in fire alarms (Kidde, PSA, etc.) will have a relay module…

This assumes there is only one person doing the searching and that OP buys bottled/canned drinks. If you're walking along the street…

Depending on your definition of "bulk" and how shipping costs work out, fs.com might be a good choice. I've always found their gear to be…

There are a lot of people telling you how it will cost a fortune and it's not worth fixing on such an old car, so I'll throw my experiences…

I don't think they are talking about the last mile (which is owned by NBNco), but rather the backhaul from the POIs (which has to be…

What I was getting at is that the install and the importing of old settings are separate processes, so you could use whatever partition…

I would recommend a clean install of Windows, and if I were going to have to support it that is the only option I would use. But if you…

Check if the invoice from past services tells you what sort of oil it has in it. If you aren't noticing any problems, keep using that. If…

Single brick means just a plain brick wall, typically with plaster rendering. There is no plasterboard and no gap to easily drop new…

Are you confusing dextrose with dextroamphetamine? Dex- is a prefix used in chemistry to indicate how a molecule interacts with light.…

Not just private schools, some specialist programs in public schools ask for NAPLAN results. No idea how heavily they weigh them when…

I'm a little late to the party, but since everyone else seems to be saying it can't be done, I thought I'd throw my 2c in: I did exactly…

I think you will find that's 1.5mm2 for active, 1.5mm2 for neutral, and 1.5mm2 for earth, not 4.5mm2.

Half the size and half the io, and if someone was considering this then wifi and Bluetooth obviously aren't requirements for them. I've got…

If you look at the picture, the top left has the three cabled parts. The top one is the MIG torch, the bottom clip-style thing is the earth…

When I got my RFID tags I looked into them, and there were multiple comments online from airline staff saying that if a piece of luggage…

The earthing pin is irrelevant. A break in the neutral line will stop any appliance from working even though there is a voltage on the…

There are a bunch of comments suggesting this type of thing. Lamps, status LEDs, etc. can show that power is present, but they can't prove…

This is not equivalent to a voltage tester. It will help you confirm that an outlet is wired correctly, or detect certain types of faults,…

Unless of course there is a break in the neutral line, in which case the nightlight won't come on, but there could very easily be 240V on…

Since this post seems to be getting a little more positive engagement than normal, I'll repost my usual warning: ICStation have…

And also a deliberate security flaw in their website that allows anyone to log in to any account, which I've repeatedly tried to report to…

The picture shows a Vin pin. Are you saying the item doesn't match the picture, or the pin is mislabeled?

This is a photo from the electronics markets in Shenzhen: https://imgur.com/a/39oJAeU Obviously not all of the refurbished drives will have…

I've never used one of these things so forgive me if this is a dumb question, but why would you need to use wort to do the calibration?…

You can probably just use an automation "When the switch turns on, wait 4 hours and turn it off", then whenever you put the dyson back on…

You still can't, different models and even different versions of the same model might have drastically different results. To give a very,…