Thursty

I have 2 rooms that have lights and outlets all sharing 1 circuit. Any time there's a load on an outlet, the lights flicker. I also have a plug-in lamp, and that also flickers in the outlet. This is most notable when using anything that draws any kind of significant power (computer, 3d printer, clothing iron). What's the best way to go about diagnosing and resolving this? I have heard this could be a loose neutral, but have no idea how to diagnose. As far as I can tell, this happens on all the outlets. Is it fair to assume the loose neutral is somewhere between the panel and the first outlet in the series?

Trying to get rid of this Define R5 and pick up an S instead. I didn't do my homework ahead of time and snagged an R5. I ended up removing everything inside of it only to find out that they have a case made specifically for this (Define S). The R5 is new and in tip top condition. All original hardware and shipping materials still here. This is the black, solid version (no window). $70

Timestamp: http://imgur.com/tDbEUed

Looking to pick up some compression fittings for my (first time) new watercooling build. This is pretty much the only thing holding me up from completing the build. If you're in the NYC area, I can also pay cash.

Thanks.

I found my skillet like this after letting my roommate use it: http://imgur.com/a/nmu1V. Is this salvageable, or should I throw it out?

My roommate started to AirBnB her room without my permission. This is a breech of contract, but my understanding is that since we're both on the lease we'll both be kicked out if I call the police or tell the landlord. What should I do?

Are there any must see Halloween themed points of interests in VT? A few of us are trying to spend a few days there and would love to get the most out of it.

I'm a member on what.cd and torrentleech. I have an excellent ratio on both, but torrentleech has shitty uptime (can't log in right now) and can't provide proof for that one.

At first we got mail from the government (tax-docs for new businesses), so we marked that mail as wrong address, return to sender and returned it to the post office. We thought that would be the end of it. Now we're getting random mail from banks offering checking accounts and such. In the last 2 days we've turned away 5 packages that were sent here. The packages make me think that this might be credit card fraud or worse.

We're in NYC.

Please advise.