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Oct 23, 2019
Sometimes It Has To Be A Dell
The non-OEM generic versions of this power supply, both two prong plug and three prong plug, do not work properly with at least the E6420 Dell Latitude. What happens is that everything seems to work fine, except the trackpad which is slow to react at first and very laggy, and then eventually becomes unresponsive.
I have read other people's experiences with this situation and they all have different guesses including house wiring and signal interference, but my guess is that Dell introduces a hidden signal in their power supply which the computer looks for, and if it does not find it, it deliberately degrades the trackpad operations in order to discourage sales of less expensive generic power supplies.
Jan 11, 2018
Quartz Crystal? Not hardly.
3 of 3 found this helpful The sphere is pretty, but it is not quartz and it is not a crystal, and not even a stone. It is made of a polymer plastic, most likely polyester, which is mixed while still in liquid form with a filler, most likely alumina trihydrate, and with radium dust (or a similar material) added to make it glow in the dark for a little while after being excited by a strong light source.
I like my glow-in-the dark ball and it is easily worth the price I paid, but I don't like the way everyone who sells these includes the deceptive words "quartz crystal" and "stone" in the title, when they are nothing of the sort.
May 10, 2017
For stirring only. Not a straw.
I bought these thinking they were the little double straws that used to be automatically given away with every coffee, and could be purchased at any grocery or department store for $2 for 250. They were perfect sipping straws for coffee, tea, milk, drinks and any other beverage that didn't have pulp in it. Unfortunately, I have been unable to find those recently, and the places that sell coffee don't offer them anymore either. I thought I finally found a large supply of them based on the description of this offering.
To be fair, the seller did not claim they were straws - I jumped to that conclusion based on previous experience. I had never seen, in my 60 plus years, a "double barrel" stirrer before that was not also a straw. But on these the barrels are so thin that liquid can't really pass through them in any practical way.
So, for the sake of any other old timer's like me who might be seeking a supply of the perfect stirrers from days past, a warning: These are not the ones we remember.