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To: Stiv
I think he put the magnet on the door sensor, not the computer chip. I know of no modern computer chips that can be erased or damaged by a magnet.
676 posted on 07/25/2002 3:01:09 PM PDT by John Jamieson
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To: John Jamieson
More Feldmanization taking place...maggots could get into a mummified body through natural orifices.
680 posted on 07/25/2002 3:04:47 PM PDT by demsux
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To: John Jamieson
JJ, where have you been?! I wondered what you thought of today's witness.the anthropologist.
682 posted on 07/25/2002 3:06:13 PM PDT by the-gooroo
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To: John Jamieson
I know of no modern computer chips that can be erased or damaged by a magnet.

RE: CPU's themselves, I agree.
(JJ you very likely already know what follows, but for others) Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory (EPROM), SDRAM memory, many Programmable Integrated Circuits (PIC) chips, several embedded CPU support chips are sensitive to magnetic fields and degaussing. Unshielded electronic alarm systems with programmable settings and memory of activity would obviously be sensitive to high gauss fields such as a child's magnet.
896 posted on 07/25/2002 5:29:06 PM PDT by pyx
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