dx211

Hmmm... Other measurable things like temperature, voltage, loudness, etc. don't get to 100 and suddenly stop, even if that's the biggest number on the meter.

I'm pretty sure some of us need move east, some need to move west, some need to start digging and others need to start building towers. Me, I need to dig into the ground for about 90 meters at a 43 degree angle to the north. But it's a small price to pay if it keeps my watch running.

The shockwave took about seven seconds to arrive, so they were about 1.5 miles away from the blast. It's not intuitive that the explosion can harm you at a distance like that -- as evidenced in more than one amateur video that came out of Iraq of EOD work.

You might not notice the difference, but that guy at Apple who's only getting 5% of his usual haul of bitcoins this month sure will!

OK, PowerShell magic time:

  calc
  $a = Get-Process calc
  $a.ProcessorAffinity = 1
  $a.PriorityClass = "Idle"
  $b = [Diagnostics.Process]::Start("PowerShell", "-c while (1) {}")
  $b.ProcessorAffinity = 1

Ta-da!