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r/buildapc•

Hello. I have two SP Pro fans plugged into the first two slots of an RGB Fan LED Hub, which is then connected to slot 1 of a Lightning Node Pro. I have also have four lighting strips daisy chained into slot 2. The lighting strips works flawlessly and I have no problem using them with iCue. However, the two fans are not lit, other than a single light on the fan connected in slot 1 of the hub. I can control this individual light in iCue (change RGB lighting patterns/color), however the 15 other lights between both fans do not light.

  • I tried switching the slots the lighting strips and the RGB hub were plugged into on the Lighting Node Pro, but this had no effect.
  • I have tried switching the
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r/UPS•

I ordered a PC Case and Power Supply Unit on Amazon on June 2nd. I think because both items were coming from the same vendor that Amazon bundled them together into one order with the same tracking number. They were originally scheduled to arrive next week but for some reason it took less time and was updated to arrive today. However the UPS worker only had the Power Supply. I asked him if there was another package and he said no. I told him that Amazon showed this order as having two packages and he said that it could be delayed at the warehouse. So I have the PSU but when I check Amazon it says both items as delivered and when I check UPS it just says that the order was completed.

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r/actuary•

How did the Affordable Care Act change the field for actuaries, if at all? I'm not talking about the proposals to have a mixed public/private system like many of the Democratic candidates have, I'm talking about the proposals to abolish ALL private insurance that some of them have. I'm thinking about becoming an actuary but when I see these proposals gain popularity it makes the career seem riskier.

I don't mean this to be a partisan question btw.

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r/neoliberal•

Harris coming out against R2W laws the other day led me to do some research on the topic. When I first heard of right to work laws I thought they were a good idea because I think its absurd that people are forced into unions and maybe even a violation of their freedom of expression. Then I read arguments about how it allows union free loading and now I'm not so sure. Right now I still favor right to work laws but I would like to hear other opinions.

Here are some reasons that led me to favor R2W:

  1. No R2W discourages competition in the union space. If a subset of union workers are dissatisfied with their current union, they should have the option of forming another union. Unions should n
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