Knuckledragger

MMM and RDJ, 20 years ago.

The police state at work:

Classy.

Stolen from some guy on FB, who may or may not be a HCer.

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Connecting pipeline, Arabian American Oil Co., Saudi Arabia, 1948. Taken from my FB feed. I know the brunette in the middle. I'm resisting submitting it to awkwardfamilyphotos.com

Santa Maria della Pietà, Abruzzo Italy.

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Long-forgotten Ships in the River Orwell at Pin Mill, Suffolk, UK by Richard Sherman.

^ I hope his nose doesn't start to itch.

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I have a Sesonic X750 GOLD 750W PSU that I purchased from NewEgg exactly 2 years ago tomorrow. It stayed in its box until I finally in late 2013. My motherboard is an Asus Sabertooth Z87. Six times over as many days, I've had a panic reboot with the BIOS reporting an error message that the system had automatically restarted because excessively high voltage coming from the PSU. It then prompts me to go in to BIOS and make any necessary changes. I have not made any changes as I don't know what is wrong. These reboots have happened in groups. Usually two within a short period of time, and then none for a few days. A week ago I had a 2 minute power outage that happened while my machine was on. I don't have a UPS, but I do have a whole house surge protector (with a clamping voltage of ~300V IIRC) as well as a reasonably high end ($150-ish) surge suppressor/power strip that feeds my computer. Neither of these units tripped when the power came back on, and no other electronics in the house are exhibiting and ill effects. These panic reboots began after that power outage, but I am not sure if they are related. The only other major event that transpired in the same week is that I took my case apart and blew the dust out with a Data Vac electric duster. Is there something obvious that I'm missing? Is there an easy way to test of the PSU is outputting excessively high voltage levels? I know there are standalone PSU testers, but I don't have access to one. My motherboard BIOS haas an option to disable the under/over voltage alarm function. I have not done so yet, but I have considered it. Is that a really bad idea? I need to find a solution to this issue soon, these panic reboots are making it impossible to do much with my machine.

Maggie and one of her pals. 1. The Fall Guy has a tub in his barn. 2. The Fall Guy has a phone installed on the tub in his barn. 3. The Fall Guy has girls who bathe him in his barn while wearing matching high heels and bikinis. 4. The Fall Guy has room for two in the tub in his barn. 5. When not being assisted with his bathing and phone calls in the tub in his barn, the Fall Guy likes to garden. In his barn. My friend's bedroom setup. Click for widescreen.