You can prevent the hard disk from exploding by applying external pressure to counter the pressure-build up in the recursive zip files. Putting a stack of heavy books on top the case works to some extent (about 5 stone) but the best thing to do is submerse it in non-conducting fluid like vegetable oil to a depth of 30 feet or more.
Nikos, you're never going to get anywhere with computers if don't adopt a "try it and see what happens" approach. As my old Apple II+ manual said, you aren't going to damage the computer just by typing on the keyboard, unless you type on it with a hammer.
That's because you're too nice to it. Do as bosses do, threaten to fire it (putting a flamethrower within sight of it helps) or cut its vacation allowance. Whipping also helps, shouting can be effective at times.
Originally posted by Jeroen T Wenting: That's because you're too nice to it. Do as bosses do, threaten to fire it (putting a flamethrower within sight of it helps) or cut its vacation allowance. Whipping also helps, shouting can be effective at times.
I don't have anyone who shouts... probably I should get married soon.
Originally posted by Greg Charles: As my old Apple II+ manual said, you aren't going to damage the computer just by typing on the keyboard, unless you type on it with a hammer.
Or a cat. [ November 22, 2006: Message edited by: Maureen Augustus ]
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