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I just used the default setting to delete all the cache and things like that. Is that a well known program?

I ran Ccleaner and it wiped out a lot of my files on my PC. Is there a way to retrieve my files?

lol not sure if you are familiar with using the dryer outlet with an adapter. If so, then does this look like a proper way to do so?

I'm planning to use the dryer outlet for mining in USA. Probably use about ~4000W constantly. This is the adapter i'm looking at to connect the PDU. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0007YG85A/ref=ask_ql_qh_dp_hza...

Thanks for the quick replies. Are most of the wires made to handle constant heat 24/7 as long as the power is under that Wattage they can handle?

So i've been running about 1000W to this side outlet along with the condensate pump for 4 months. I'm trying to see if i can add more rigs up to 80% of 30A power.

Yeah the pump was hooked up there. I do GPU mining

you can't see it in the pic, but the Big Panel has a Breaker that has 50A (IIRC, could be 30A) that says Main. I was thinking this is the main power for the appliances and stuff. I don't even know if it's "normal" to have an outlet dedicated for a side panel in the basement. I'm renting this...

i'm not sure but i think the furnace used gas from consumers energy. i honestly haven't seen a breaker that looks like this from side panel. I don't even know how that works. it looks scary lol

check out this image. this It seems like this outlet is the only thing that is connected to the side panel. Although this outlet is attached next to the Furnace, i don't think the furnace is connected to this.

Isn't the big panel the Main breaker and the smaller one next to it is a side panel?

I didn't know where to post so im just posting it here for now. In my basement (michigan), I just realized there’s a side panel that’s connected to this one outlet. side panel 1 side panel I think it has 30 amp? Does that mean this single outlet has thick enough wire to handle constant 80% of...

I'm curious to know why so many virtual card companies are terminating (going out of business)? Bank of America used to offer Shopsafe. They no longer offer that service. Token app used to be pretty popular and they no longer work. Does it cost too much money for a company to maintain such a...

Thanks. This is interesting. How does this process go "Instantly"? Typing card number->Goes to Processing company->re-maps the numbers (1 set of numbers out of 60 sets, if an individual can have this many sets)back to the original (i think there's about 1 million transactions a month?)->charging...

I get this part. I'm more curious to know how it all actually works in back end.