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just_sam
is
15 years ago
living in the lightning zone, and can't get a damned thing done.
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ginajellybean
says
15 years ago
that sounds quite cool actually
just_sam
says
15 years ago
No, it isn't. I've spent more time offline in the past two days than in the preceeding several weeks.
jen
has
15 years ago
been known to ignore lightening and get online anyway. Yeah, yeah...Bad Jen.
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just_sam
15 years ago
would be devastated if her PC got fried.
jen
says
15 years ago
I understand. I don't do it often, but it has been known to happen.
ginajellybean
says
15 years ago
computers get zapped by lightning?!
just_sam
shares
15 years ago
Lightning Dangers
justKev
15 years ago
if a lightning strike is gonna zap your stuff, it dont matter if its on or off.
just_sam
says
15 years ago
I unplug the ethernet cable from the modem. I
*think*
that reduces the risk, a bit.
justKev
15 years ago
also, if a lightning strike is gonna zap your stuff, it dont matter if its plugged in or not.
just_sam
says
15 years ago
The power cables are connected to a surge protector, but the cable isn't.
justKev
15 years ago
100k+ volts? forget about your stuff, if the strike hits close enough to your home
just_sam
was
15 years ago
thinking more along the lines of surges than direct strikes. Now, I need my worried smiley...
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