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Hair dryers and computers can overload electrical circuits in spaces without fire alarms or sprinklers.
Since March 19th Spamhaus, a spam-fighting charity with headquarters in London and Geneva, has fought hackers intent on disabling it through a massive distributed denial of service attack (DDoS a common cyber-assault in which troublemakers order vast networks of hijacked computers to overload their target's servers with traffic.
I wrote it in better language than I could express it now, but when the Apollo program culminated in the landing on the moon,the Apollo computer was overloaded and began to shed programs and do restarts, and it did this over and over again for several minutes, while the thing was landing on the moon.
Perhaps the reason I feel quite so liberated from the present while more and more attached, not to individually-recalled "good old days", but to a collectively attested and ever-present past, is because the hard drive of my computer is overloaded with digital images of the places I've been and the people I've met, all of them time-coded to a 10th of a second.
Electoral officials blamed the logistics of the process, saying computers were overloaded Wednesday and crashed for several hours.
The reader has to digest, among others, neurology, genetics, cell biology, immunology, bacteriology, high-energy physics, electrical engineering and connectionist computer science -- an overload for which Dr. Vertosick apologizes nicely.
This effect is known as High Altitude EMP (HEMP) effect, which is harmless to people as it radiates outward, but can overload computer circuitry and damage it much more swiftly with effects similar to a lightning strike.
The computer system was overloaded, according to the dealers.
When the first Lunar Module descended onto the moon, its guidance computer became briefly overloaded, sending the craft toward an area strewn with boulders.
