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==Explanation== | ==Explanation== | ||
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This is the fifth installment in the series of [[:Category:Cursed Connectors|Cursed Connectors]] and presents Cursed Connectors #78: The Outlet Denier. | This is the fifth installment in the series of [[:Category:Cursed Connectors|Cursed Connectors]] and presents Cursed Connectors #78: The Outlet Denier. | ||
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The title text says that the outlet denier has bumps on the underside of the long bar that would match up with the location of the rocker switch no matter which outlet of the strip it is plugged into. It's not clear whether this will turn the power switch off or force it always on. But either way, it gets in the way of the user being able to control the power themselves. | The title text says that the outlet denier has bumps on the underside of the long bar that would match up with the location of the rocker switch no matter which outlet of the strip it is plugged into. It's not clear whether this will turn the power switch off or force it always on. But either way, it gets in the way of the user being able to control the power themselves. | ||
β | If it forces it off, then the Outlet Denier cannot even be used. So to at least assume someone might actually use it, it must force it on. Since there | + | If it forces it off, then the Outlet Denier cannot even be used. So to at least assume someone might actually use it, it must force it on. Since there are nothing else that can go into the power strip, it is not that important it it is possible to switch it off though. |
==Transcript== | ==Transcript== | ||
β | :[To the left is a power strip with a rocker switch at the top and five outlets | + | {{incomplete transcript|Please help with better English description of the parts. I lack the right words.}} |
β | + | :[To the left is a power strip with a rocker switch at the top and five outlets. A wire goes from the top off to the left. To the right is the connector that should go into one of the outlets. A curved wire comes from the right into the end of the connector, which is long. The legs are visible underneath where the box ends. But instead of ending there, there is a bar horizontal to the first part, which is longer than th epower strip itself. There is a D shaped bar attached to this long bar, centred on the middle of the bar.. If it is plugged in, the long bar would cover all the other outlets of the power strip.] | |
:[Text above the image:] Cursed Connectors #78 | :[Text above the image:] Cursed Connectors #78 | ||
:[Text below the image:] The outlet denier | :[Text below the image:] The outlet denier |