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PR> I wouldn't want to damage my 5MB Shugart 504, but I have a 40MB PR> Quantum Q540 MFM FH that won't seek (servo platter tracks out of PR> spec?). MM> Not likely, more likely that the head latch is failing to MM> release the heads due to some obscure internal failure. I used to know someone who repaired them, and he said it was usually servo track problems, and he couldn't fix that. PR> ... Know how to boil a frog? Heard about global warming? MM> Reminds me... Watching undersea exploration programs on MM> the tube, I often see large schools of shrimp, crabs, and MM> other sealife swarming around those 'black smokers' on the MM> bottom of the oceans. Since the water temperature being MM> spewed out is around 300 to 500 degrees C, how WOULD MM> someone go about 'cooking' those shrimp? The operative word is "around". Water is an exceptionally good heat conductor, and hot water rises. Where they live, even though it seems close, is around the BOTTOM of the chimneys where temperatures aren't so high. There are however certain thermophilic archae-bacteria that can survive at temperatures above 100C, as around hot water vents in Yellowstone. p.s. Since those waters are sulfur rich, and sulfur plays an important role as an oxidizer in the metal-digesting bacteria, I wouldn't even want to try eating those crabs. ... Cat (KAT') n. Dog with an attitude problem ___ MultiMail/MS-DOS v0.35 ---* Origin: The Bare Bones BBS (1:105/360) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 105/360 106/2000 633/267 |
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