Q: Once the computer has been shut down, or if it isn't starting to begin with, flip the switch on the back of the power supply. Unplug the power supply from the outlet. Disconnect the power supply cables from all of the components inside the case. Follow each cable from the power supply to the component to make sure that everything is properly unplugged. Make note of where everything was plugged into for when you reassemble the case. You can use a paper clip to help test your power supply and trick it into thinking that it has been switched on. To do this, straighten a paperclip and then bend it into a "U" shape. This paperclip will act as the pins that are inserted into the power supply that give it the "Power ON" signal. It is typically the largest connector for the power supply. You will be inserting the ends of the paperclip into the green pin (there should be only one) and a neighboring black pin. Before you do this, double check to make sure that the power supply is completely disconnected from any power outlet, that it is switched off, and that it is not connected to any computer components. The green pin is typically pin 15 on a pin chart. Once you have placed the paperclip into each of the pins, place the cable somewhere where it won't be disturbed. Plug the power supply back into the outlet, and flip the switch in the back. Once the power supply is receiving power, you should be able to hear and/or see a fan moving. This will let you know that the power supply is at least working. If the power supply does not turn on at all, double check your pins (after unplugging) and try again. If it still does not turn on, then it is most likely dead. This test will not tell you if the power supply is functioning as it should, just that it is turning on. You will need to perform the next test to ensure that it is outputting correctly.
A: Shut down your computer. Open your computer case. Make a paper clip tester. Find the 20/24 Pin connector that normally attaches to your computer's motherboard. Find the green pin and a black pin (pins 15 & 16). Insert the paperclip. Check the fan.

Article: Some galleries have an informational plaque near the artwork that describes the artist. If you don't have time to research them, this is a great way to better understand the artist and their mindset when they created the art. For example, if the artist witnessed the atrocities of war, a dark, depressing, or violent feeling may be conveyed through their abstract art. Understanding the reason that the artist created the piece of art will give you a deeper appreciation for the art and the artist. Most abstract art tries to capture a feeling or emotion like sadness, rage, or happiness. The artist's life might interest you enough for you to develop an appreciation for their abstract art. For example, The Scream by Edvard Munch was based on a scary experience that he had in real life. You can usually find information about artists online. If you don't like the abstract art that an artist created, take a look at their other work. You may like their other styles of artwork enough to form an appreciation for their abstract works. You can typically find examples of their other artwork online. For example, artists like Paul Gauguin, Vincent van Gogh, and Paul Cezanne didn't exclusively paint abstract art. You may like their other pieces more. Abstract art was a departure from the traditional realism that most artists of the early 20th century used. Learning about the robust history of how and why abstract art came to be will give you a deeper appreciation for it. Romanticism, Impressionism, and Expressionism are some of the most popular styles of abstract art. Rather than depicting scenes, people, or objects, expressionists tried to capture feelings and emotions. Impressionism tries to capture movement. Composition refers to how elements in a painting or piece of artwork interact with other elements in the piece. A well-composed piece will have varied lines, shapes, and textures that highlight the most important portions of the artwork. Color theory refers to how different colors interact with one another and the type of emotional response that they can create. Different compositions can elicit different feelings and emotions. Learning more about composition and color theory will give you the knowledge that you need to better appreciate non-realistic art. Complementary colors are colors that are positioned opposite of each other on the color wheel, such as red and green, and are often used to create harmony in a painting.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Read the informational plaque next to the artwork. Research the artist's life. Look at the artist's other artwork. Research the history and major styles of abstract art online. Learn about basic color theory and composition online.

Problem: Article: This app icon looks like a white camera on a yellow to purple gradient. You can find this app on either your home screen, in the app drawer, or by searching. You can create a post by tapping the square icon with the plus sign inside of it. You can create a story by either swiping left to right on your screen or by pressing the camera icon in the upper left corner of your screen. This will share the post to your account.
Summary: Open Instagram. Create a post or story. Add a filter to your image or video and tap Next. Add a caption or location and tag other users (optional). Tap Share.

Q: Come up with something about how it has been lovely talking but you really need to either say your piece, or perhaps leave now. For example: "It has been so good to learn everything you've had to say Sally but I'm really pressed for time now, and I do have to let you know that X and then I have to go. Do you mind if I just quickly explain this, then bolt off? We can catch again another day." In some cases, it's okay to just say "see ya" and take off or go into your own world. Are you out grocery shopping, getting your nails done, walking the dog down the street or sitting in your house when a neighbor comes over? If you were or are doing any of these things, it is alright to completely get up and walk away or just make a gesture that you've heard but you're now concentrating on something. If the person keeps talking without taking a break or letting you have say, stop caring whether or not they are in the middle of talking. All these things are "me time" situations. This gives you the right to not listen and continue your day. Show that it's time to wind up the discussion with some well known gestures aimed at identifying that enough is enough. Start to tap your watch. Maybe the person will see that you are pressed for time. In the middle of the conversation, just start yawning and looking away. Do this every five minutes. This clues the person that you are tired and need some rest. Make sure the person does not follow you. If this happens, you're on your own. Now they have become stalkers! This is actually the fun part. You can be creative. You can say things like; "I'm late to salsa class", "I forgot to make my bed", "It's time for me to juice my grapes". " to the person talking. You have had enough so they have earned such abruptness when they simply won't stop. Once they finished being shocked and realized what you've done, then either apologize for being a but too brusque or even stand up to make a move to go away. Either way, it will make them think twice next time about ear-bashing you, knowing how it affects you. A less bossy way could be to infer that they are just talking too much by making a statement such as: "The quieter you become, the more you can hear." Or "Shhh, can you hear that? It's the sound of just being." If the person has been gossiping, some curt lines include: "If you can't be kind/positive, at least be quiet." Or, "So much to say about the same issue! It suggests to me you really aren't as blameless as you're insisting." Or, "If it's not your story, then don't tell it." If you're feeling totally fed up and mean, opine: "The secret to being boring is to say everything." Just be aware that it's likely to cause the other person to be shocked.
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Interrupt and ask them nicely if they won't stop. Identify the situation. Stop listening. Make gestures. Go join another conversation with people you actually know. Make excuses. If nothing from the above works, firmly say "Please be quiet for a moment!