Harm only has one syllable.
The distance between two operating computers have no effect on each other. Unlike many electronic devices, computers towers themselves do not emit enough electro magnetic interference to cause harm to anything surrounding it. CRT monitors, however, can affect each other. When turning on a CRT that is closely positioned to another monitor, the second one will shake and flicker until the first one is fully on. This is only temporary because of its EMI. LCD monitors do not have this affect, nor are affected. Concerning the network - there are no affects of cross talk between two computers that may harm information on the network lines.
That is dangerous, but I doubt it would harm it if it was just a one night deal, over and over i'd say so.
Do you mean "Malicious?" Malicious means "intending harm"
expect them to harm or harass their captors
alot ;)
Yes, red light laser devices can potentially harm your eyes if used improperly, such as shining the laser directly into the eyes. It is important to always follow the manufacturer's instructions and use protective eyewear when using such devices. If you experience any discomfort or vision problems, seek medical attention immediately.
The laser radiation warning symbol signifies the presence of laser radiation that could potentially cause harm to the eyes or skin if not used properly. It is a safety precaution to alert individuals to the potential hazards associated with laser devices.
Paper used in laser printers has a specific finish that is very smooth and slick. Today, there are lots of finishes, including everything from matte to glossy. These papers cost more than the standard paper that can be used in an inkjet printer. Using the paper intended for the specific printer renders the best results. Using regular paper in a laser printer won't harm the printer, but the results will not be as crisp and clear as with paper intended for laser printers. Laser paper used in an inkjet printer won't harm the printer, but is a waste of more costly paper.
Lasera may cause harm from Radiations
"MW" on a laser typically refers to the laser's power output, measured in milliwatts. It indicates the strength or intensity of the laser beam. The higher the MW, the more powerful the laser and potentially the greater the risk of harm it can cause.
The greater your distance from the source of harm, the less your risk of being affected by it.
Your battery will drain if you leave it on too long, but it won't do any harm to the laser itself.
Beurer Soft laser treatment uses a soft-laser which penetrates into the skin to stimulate cellular growth. One should not be worried about the laser causing harm due to it being a low powered one.
Some laser pens are not dangerous indoors. A laser pen with five mW will not harm someone and is visible enough to see. But other pens which have one hundred mW are very dangerous and are a hazard.
The wavelength is too high and frequency is too low for the laser inside a mouse to do any damage in small doses. However, one should not stare into the laser of a mouse because it is still a laser and could potentially cause harm.
no it does not if you keep your distance and do not disturb the whales.