Re: PC Power Usage
- From: Dr John Stockton <jrs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 30 Aug 2005 13:13:54 +0100
JRS: In article <dessr4$2m8$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
dated Sun, 28 Aug 2005 17:38:44, seen in news:uk.comp.misc, Philip
Herlihy <foof8501@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> posted :
>Why not just offer the correction instead of disparaging the poster?
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>"Dr John Stockton" <jrs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> JRS: In article <1125141486.963545.254070@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>> , dated Sat, 27 Aug 2005 04:18:06, seen in news:uk.comp.misc, Jack Ouzzi
>> <mick.sturbes@xxxxxxxxx> posted :
>>>I read somewhere that yer average PC working away consume roughly 90
>>>watts of power per hour.
>>
>> Anyone who considers power to be "watts per hour" is incompetent.
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>> © J
>> ...
Do not top-post. Especially, do not top-post using a valid SigSep.
Do not over-quote.
And, if possible, understand what you propose to reply to before
starting to reply.
The OP reported what he read. It is the author of what he read who is
proven incompetent; the OP is innocent unless he believed the statement
to be appropriate.
Why did you yourself not offer the correction - don't you know what it
should be? The part " of power per hour" should not have been present;
" of power" is superfluous and " per hour" is wrong.
Consider yourself disparaged.
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