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I bought a 29W charger recently from what should be an Apple-authorized retailer. I noticed a few curiosities, however. Because Apple changes their supply and packaging all the time, and because how good counterfeits can be, I wanted to check to see if anyone else has noticed this in their Apple 29W chargers.

2016 and before, it appears that the 29W chargers are packaged in a box like this: 2015-2016: Old box and the label looks like this: 2015-2016: Old charger.

These images I found online, and can be found online throughout reviews, tests, and unboxings. Notice that the charger is labeled "USB Type-C".

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So I've run into this bit of a dilemma, and was hoping that buildapc would be able to help. I've got a Seasonic X-400 PSU. It's got the modular cabling and I've always gone integrated graphics, so I put away the 6+2 pin PCIe power cable. A couple of moves later, I may have misplaced it.

I've just got myself a HD7850 for the holiday sales, and discovered that I need a 6-pin to power it. What do?

I'm looking at PCIe power connectors - but most are [female-male extenders](http://www.amazon.com/StarTech-Express-Power-Adapter-PCIEX68A

Part 1 of this series is located here.

500px is a vibrant online photographer's community, kind of the spiritual successor to Flickr but tuned more toward photographers.

As a photographer and a data addict, 500px is interesting. In this analysis we continue looking at the little EXIF box of camera settings and equipment.

If you missed the last part in the series, please give it a glance as to the background. (*tl;dr: EXIF data from 20,019 top "Popular" photos on 500px as of 2013-02-06 was scraped, and

Edit 1: 02/07 12:56 Added raw data and scripts

500 Pixel Preferences

As a photographer and a data addict, 500px is interesting. In this analysis we look at the little EXIF box of camera settings and equipment. Of course, equipment after a certain point doesn't matter much - but it's still fun to look at trends, preferences, and the general market of a slice of the photography community.

500px has done a bit of this themselves, actually. In their own media kit (pdf) (page 9) they list the most popular cameras among 500px.com users. But the data work wasn't very well done. C