January 5, 200521 yr Jim, I was just reading a computer tip regarding what to do about your computer when evacuating from a hurricane. They suggested leaving the computer in your dishwasher. It is water tight and would probably survive a house falling on it.
January 5, 200521 yr QUOTE(kapkomet @ Jan 5, 2005 -> 07:32 AM) Uhhh, Tex, this post is about 4 months too late. Maybe that works for Tsunami's as well?
January 5, 200521 yr QUOTE(Texsox @ Jan 5, 2005 -> 02:45 AM) Jim, I was just reading a computer tip regarding what to do about your computer when evacuating from a hurricane. They suggested leaving the computer in your dishwasher. It is water tight and would probably survive a house falling on it. That is a pretty good idea. My home machine is a PowerBook, so I just took it on the road with me. I did leave the wife's cheap iron (=Wintel) to the fates, however. At work, I had to move 6 desktop machines into a storm bunker for the hurricanes. It's reinforced concrete and built into the side of the coastal ridge (fossil dune line), and is rated to withstand a direct hit from a Cat5 so we were in good shape ther. But, yeah, if you don't have one of those handy at home I guess a dishwasher will do...
January 5, 200521 yr Author QUOTE(Gene Honda Civic @ Jan 5, 2005 -> 12:26 PM) What setting do you put it on? pot scrubber ifyou don't want mom and dad to find the porn
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