New theory/story: Stray electricity in circuits ?

[Skybuck The Destroyer]

Hello,

What is known about stray electricity in (computer related) circuits ?

Is there a special electronics term for this phenomenon ? Leakage
maybe ?

When one turns on the power is there a risk of stray electricity going
through the circuits and possibly damaging something ?

Could stray electricity even occur during a "soft/warm" reset ?

So new theory/story:

Stray electricity occured during a few "hard/cold" power off-on's, or
possible a few "soft/warm" resets and damaged something ?!

Bye,
Skybuck.

 

[daytripper]

Hello,

What is known about stray electricity in (computer related) circuits ?

Is there a special electronics term for this phenomenon ? Leakage
maybe ?

When one turns on the power is there a risk of stray electricity going
through the circuits and possibly damaging something ?

Could stray electricity even occur during a "soft/warm" reset ?

So new theory/story:

Stray electricity occured during a few "hard/cold" power off-on's, or
possible a few "soft/warm" resets and damaged something ?!

Bye,
Skybuck.

pathetic...

 

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First think, then type. Try it

Bye,
Skybuck

 

[krw]

First think, then type. Try it

Good idea, but if you did it you would have no need for a keyboard.
Pretty please?

 

[John Larkin]

Hello,

What is known about stray electricity in (computer related) circuits ?

Is there a special electronics term for this phenomenon ? Leakage
maybe ?

When one turns on the power is there a risk of stray electricity going
through the circuits and possibly damaging something ?

Could stray electricity even occur during a "soft/warm" reset ?

So new theory/story:

Stray electricity occured during a few "hard/cold" power off-on's, or
possible a few "soft/warm" resets and damaged something ?!

Bye,
Skybuck.

It's not stray electricity, it's a crap motherboard. Give it up.

John

 

[Eeyore]

What is known about stray electricity in (computer related) circuits ?

Is there a reward for finding any stray electricity ? Who do I send it back to
?

Graham

 

[Eeyore]

First think, then type. Try it

The Irony !

 

[Eeyore]

It's not stray electricity, it's a crap motherboard. Give it up.

It was probably a fine motherboard until he got his hands on it.

Graham

 

[Venom]

pathetic...

But not totally stupid. You must know that without a good filter AC can
piggyback on DC?

 

[daytripper]

But not totally stupid. You must know that without a good filter AC can
piggyback on DC?

Please. Don't try to turn this into actual technical discussion. This
*pathetic* chump clearly finds public self-flagellation is some form of
entertainment, and there's nothing technical about that...

/daytripper

 

[Robert Baer]

Hello,

What is known about stray electricity in (computer related) circuits ?

Is there a special electronics term for this phenomenon ? Leakage
maybe ?

When one turns on the power is there a risk of stray electricity going
through the circuits and possibly damaging something ?

Could stray electricity even occur during a "soft/warm" reset ?

So new theory/story:

Stray electricity occured during a few "hard/cold" power off-on's, or
possible a few "soft/warm" resets and damaged something ?!

Bye,
Skybuck.

What happens is that when a bunch of electrons have troubles going
around a corner, some get lost and wind up getting lost.
They get dizzy and stop, causing what we call "static electricity";
even cats do not like this!
And this happens with sweaters (hot) or without sweaters (cold).

 

[Bhagat Gurtu]

Hello,

What is known about stray electricity in (computer related) circuits ?

Is there a special electronics term for this phenomenon ? Leakage maybe
?

When one turns on the power is there a risk of stray electricity going
through the circuits and possibly damaging something ?

Could stray electricity even occur during a "soft/warm" reset ?

So new theory/story:

Stray electricity occured during a few "hard/cold" power off-on's, or
possible a few "soft/warm" resets and damaged something ?!

Bye,
Skybuck.

One of the motherboard's jobs is to tag each electron as it comes out of
the power supply with a unique ID. On the return line the motherboard
checks the IDs of the returning electrons to see if they match. You would
be able to check this for yourself if you weren't such a fuckwit.

 

[Marcel Overweel]

First think, then type. Try it

Bye,
Skybuck

Do it yourself idiot!

 

[Conor]

Hello,

What is known about stray electricity in (computer related) circuits ?

Is there a special electronics term for this phenomenon ? Leakage
maybe ?

When one turns on the power is there a risk of stray electricity going
through the circuits and possibly damaging something ?

Could stray electricity even occur during a "soft/warm" reset ?

So new theory/story:

Stray electricity occured during a few "hard/cold" power off-on's, or
possible a few "soft/warm" resets and damaged something ?!

THe term is "Crosstalk".

And no, it's got nothing to do with this power issue you have.

 

[TheCroW]

Funny while it lasted but now you really are an irritating, babbelende idoot
geworden.
Blocked you and you nonsense, hope everybody else does too and that the rest
will return.

 

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Funny while it lasted but now you really are an irritating, babbelende idoot
geworden.
Blocked you and you nonsense, hope everybody else does too and that the rest
will return.

Filter: Author
Kill action: delete
Expire: never
Apply: Global

 

[Marra]

Hello,

What is known about stray electricity in (computer related) circuits ?

Is there a special electronics term for this phenomenon ? Leakage
maybe ?

When one turns on the power is there a risk of stray electricity going
through the circuits and possibly damaging something ?

Could stray electricity even occur during a "soft/warm" reset ?

So new theory/story:

Stray electricity occured during a few "hard/cold" power off-on's, or
possible a few "soft/warm" resets and damaged something ?!

Bye,
Skybuck.

There are all sorts of effects going on around circuits.
Static.
Electromagnetic induction from other wires, coils etc.
Particles from outer space.