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EeveeonE
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Just had a bit of a scare. This shit hole I'm currently living in with stupid people... one of them was drilling a hole in the wall for whatever reason, he says that he dropped the plug adapter he had, but I think he drilled into something important in the walls. But whatever it was, it caused half the power in the house to stop. My computer was affected by this and it turned off... I was in the middle of saving my tab whilst this happening. And the good news was, my PC worked fine. The bad news, that file was corrupted. 2 weeks of work gone until I realised the most useful tool in my CDLC creation was there for me. I forget I save Editor On Fire every so often. It's an annoying glitchy piece of software, but in this case, I was rescued. I save it every now and then and most of the bass tab was there. I was happy to find that I could compile these notes into a CDLC then convert the CDLC into a guitar pro file. I'm saved for the moment, but this got me wondering... what if I bought a battery brick for my PC? I
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I thought of a battery brick before because it was dangerous and this was unlikely to happen until.. the idiots in my house do this stuff. It will be a short battery, like a couple hours of life. But I want to be able to direct power through the plug sockets, into the battery, then into my PC, and I want the battery to be safe. I may attach it to my desk some how or the wall. If there's a risk the battery would explode, I'll reinforce it some how, put protective layers around it, but another worry is if it hurts my PC if it blows.
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