magnet,electromagnet,train,paperclip Paperclips respond to electromagnets under train floor
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Travel tip: Keep your laptop in your lap!
That is exactly the first thing that came to my mind... I wonder if that field is strong enough to damage a hard-drive?
a hard drive contains a magnet. a rather powerful one at that.
in order to wipe or corrupt data on a hard drive with a magnet, you would either need a degausser, or a magnet powerful enough to remove the iron from your blood cells.
(See: http://www.pcworld.com/article/116572/busting_the_biggest_pc_myths.html)
i'd be more worried about my credit cards, but that's such a small field that it probably wouldn't even affect them anyway.
I sence a disturbance in the force...
But i never suspected they would start with their smallest primitive life Form!
I'm more shocked by the sight of an apparently EMPTY train car IN JAPAN.
Well that seals it then. The clip is fake!
Obviously Michael Jackson has been reincarnated as Clippy.
Now i'm going to have "Smooth Criminal" stuck in my head all night. Thanks a lot, jerk.
just making up facts as you go when you run out of genuine ones is not cool
probably correct on the HD and magnets though
Yes hard drives do contain powerful magnets but they are shielded pretty heavily to prevent data corruption via electromagnetic fields. The way data corruption would occur is either on the silicone of the motherboard (or other cards) OR through the ide/sata cables (in both cases they are shielded but not as much as the hard drive and thus are more susceptible to EMF)