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Thanks for the pic very useful. I thought it was something like that. Just needed a flat blade to help pry it off the screws. You can get relocation kits, so you must be able to take if off the wall.

The front is clipped in nice and solid to the base

I only want to get behind to remove wallpaper and put new on

Anyone know how to remove an openreach fibre ONT from the wall? The small white ones with 4 LEDs at the top I thought it might just be slide up and pull. It does slide up about 5mm but it doesn't come away even with a good tug. Looks like there's 2 screws holding it onto the wall.

Has something happened? Chia thread has disappeared

an update - I got privileges. Those bitcoins I sent must have done the trick ;)

Is that in bitcoin?

I've no idea either. I did see someone say you need at least 20 posts, but I'm over that now. Maybe it's also how long you've been registered. I suggest you join on some threads and get your posts number up

Interesting. Look just like a relay powered by the molex connector and probably just pulling ps-on to ground.

Connecting green (ps-on) to ground, will turn on the PSU

I'd like to use an ATX power supply to just power some hard drives, so will just be using the +5v and +12v lines. Will this cause a problem within the PSU as I won't be using any of the -ve or 3v outputs? Thanks

I've just started watching Siberia. It is a little odd

The satellite view doesn't match the building outlines on the normal map and there a little '01' if you zoom in

I tried some screws from a light switch this afternoon as they are supposed to be M3.5 and didn't fit

Thanks useful info for future. I found some #6-32 on ebay

It's been plugged in overnight. I can't find any where selling replacement batteries

I have a Huawei band 5 which was left for about 6 months. Was working fine but now it doesn't charge up and switch on. I guess it's because the battery has discharged too much. Is there anything I can do to get it going again?

I think this happens everywhere

Dont forget to tell your insurance you've changed tyre sizes. They probably wont care, but best tell 'em anyway just in case.

Is this related to #17 ?