Re: LZ: Ti 85 Crashes?
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At 05:02 PM 11/23/96 -0500, you wrote:
>That would be liquid-nitrogen. Either that, or a sledgehammer would do
>the job. In other words, no, not with software. The worst that could
>happen is you have to reset your memory. The worst damage possible by
>software in computer history was that it was possible to make old tape
>backup drives dance off the table, but that was in the early eightys and
>no one has to worry about that anymore.
Actually, there used to be a virus that would spin and grind disk drives in such a way that it would pay the mickey mouse theme song, and also put more wear on your drive then it would take in 3 years. And the virus ambulance, if not taken care of, could blow out the flyback in your moniter (if your using an AT. :) )....
That's it, class. Comp Distruction History 101 dismissed. :)
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