I went to see a user whose wireless mouse AND wired mouse were both not working. I got there and this is what I found:
- The wired mouse was actually not a mouse at all...it was the wireless mouse receiver.
- The wireless mouse needed new batteries, but it was in denial and kept lighting up properly anyway.

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I just got the news that Office 2010 won't be able to be installed with a .MSI file. :wtf: Fucking Microsoft. I thought that they want everyone to use .MSI installations with GPOs to install software. Now the only way is going back to 1985 style...put it in a fucking batch file.

Assholes.

MS = Asshats

I just walked half a mile with one of these:

http://www.bigkey.com/pic/apc/apc_back-ups_pro_650.jpg

It doesn't sound far and as far as UPSes go, this one isn't very big, but fuck I am tired wtf.

what is it?

Its a battery backup. You plug yo shit in to it so that when the power goes out, yo shit stays on :high5:

These little guys can keep a normal computer/monitor going for long enough to make it through quick power outages or long enough to shut down correctly before the battery dies.

kewl

so you could still be on da computer pr0n when the powers out?

Yup. You have to plug your cable modem into it too, though.

:shake: good to know

non-stop fapping ftw

:word: I want to get one at me house, for now all my shit turns off :blah:

Just get a laptop. Then you only need to power your router and modem. If they have wall warts, you can just replace the AC power adapter with a direct DC line from your truck (if 12v) or from your laptop USB (if 5v).

Actually I would probably have to power a satellite dish to keep my internet working :rofl2: or do they not have power and are just an antenna? hmm

If they get power, they get it from the receiver the plugs into them.

:hmm: i should get if i remodel room

You don't need to remodel the room to add a battery backup wey

nah pero is no have free outlets right now with teh way my room is

That is what is pimp. You unplug the computer/monitor and plug them into the battery, the battery takes up 1 plug. So you end up with one more outlet in the wall than you started with. :rofl2:

ORLY?? score

BUT they are expensive and you shouldn't really plug them into surge protectors I don't think.

i no haz surge protectors

Current computer is plugged directly to wall? :chuy:

well extension outlet thing thats connected to wall

I have comp/monitor on one BAMF surge protector and our TV/PS3 on another one, gotta be safe brah :security:

that be your half white side
mexis= :talocosurgeprotector:

i bet eddeh has his shit in a SP :read:

:masputo: