Um no, the force is related to the difference, not absolute pressure. 250 PSI tube in 250 PSI atmosphere makes no force on the pipe. Here the difference is between 1 and say 0.00001 for vacuum. You can expect fantastic damage ; especially because it's nearly impossible to compartmentalise sections.
I found a rather simple way to fight spam, which over time has proven very effective :
I bought a domain and hosting with unlimited pop inboxes.
I use the catchall account (this way, I receive all mail sent to anything@mydomain.com).
Then, when I subscribe to something, eg FakePortal.com, I give them fakeportal@mydomain.com.
That way, I know who sent me mail by knowing the address it was sent to.
And if I do get spam, I just create an email alias with that name redirecting mail to/dev/null...
Something Ironic though, is that I got spam sent to aol@mydomain.com, which is the address I gave when I subscribed to aim... Maybe a script, maybe some spamees are spamers...
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Why wouldn't that paranoia apply to phones and computers too ?
Um no, the force is related to the difference, not absolute pressure. 250 PSI tube in 250 PSI atmosphere makes no force on the pipe. Here the difference is between 1 and say 0.00001 for vacuum. You can expect fantastic damage ; especially because it's nearly impossible to compartmentalise sections.
Tell that to John Deere
If the used coffee cup came from SCO offices, it might actually start gaining value rather soon...
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blah, useless thread.
Just another whole lot of funds American education and health care won't see.
Seems to me like an elephant would be one of the last things I wouldn't see if there was one...
The description you gave seems interesting.
Could you recommend some tutorials or such to learn the more hidden features of X ?
Best Regards.
If Microsoft didn't deem it important enough to install (cf this new article) why should we ?
Best Regards.
Get BroodWar. Kerrigan is not entirely dead. Best Regards, Eric.
I found a rather simple way to fight spam, which over time has proven very effective : I bought a domain and hosting with unlimited pop inboxes. I use the catchall account (this way, I receive all mail sent to anything@mydomain.com). Then, when I subscribe to something, eg FakePortal.com, I give them fakeportal@mydomain.com. That way, I know who sent me mail by knowing the address it was sent to. And if I do get spam, I just create an email alias with that name redirecting mail to /dev/null...
Something Ironic though, is that I got spam sent to aol@mydomain.com, which is the address I gave when I subscribed to aim... Maybe a script, maybe some spamees are spamers...