if true .. u mus b very suei ..Originally posted by FireIce:thunder wun lah
but last time my 56k creative modem tio sot by lightning.........
no lame plsOriginally posted by Boo!!:thank you very much!![]()
welcome very much!Originally posted by BonJovi:no lame pls
how i know creative so lousy oneOriginally posted by margarita:if true .. u mus b very suei ..![]()
so you can only play golf when there is lighting and not when there is thunder!Originally posted by ditzy:"Man dies while playing golf, after being struck by thunder."
"I swear so and so that if I ever were to do so and so, may I be struck dead by thunder!"
no lame plsOriginally posted by DriftingGuy:No, the lightning bolt will travel from the sky and hit your comp, showering you in sparks and fire as you and the computer gets quickly electrocuted...
After which, the whole room will get incinerated and this will also ignite the gas in your stove which will eventually lead to the explosion of your unit...
This explosion will cause several support failures in your apartment, this results in the collapse of the entire flat will result in the deaths of hundreds of people...
So you know what to do now?![]()
when thunder, it creates a magnetic field, that induces a current in your computerOriginally posted by BonJovi:![]()
..Originally posted by the.raven:when thunder, it creates a magnetic field, that induces a current in your computer![]()
are you serious?Originally posted by the.raven:when thunder, it creates a magnetic field, that induces a current in your computer![]()
O level physics whatOriginally posted by dragg:are you serious?
think the system design should have taken it into consideration. no reason to be concerned.Originally posted by the.raven:O level physics what![]()
The magnetic field does not change right? I thought only a changing magnetic field produces current?Originally posted by the.raven:when thunder, it creates a magnetic field, that induces a current in your computer![]()
raven is just bullshiting...along with others here lah~!!Originally posted by shade343:The magnetic field does not change right? I thought only a changing magnetic field produces current?
wtf, if suddenly a magnetic field appears, that counts as a change in magnetic FLUX.Originally posted by shade343:The magnetic field does not change right? I thought only a changing magnetic field produces current?