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Dell said it's a spoof
https://twitter.com/#!/Dell/status/172710758906474496

>> ^njjh201:

That's telekenesis.


It depends whether the spoof David Blaine was pushing the cat over (telekinesis), or making the cat want to roll over (telepathy). We'll never know, but this is definitive, 100% proof that at least one of these exist.

This is a piss take/spoof of the show "Tallafornia", the show itself isnt like this.
>> ^GenjiKilpatrick:

I'm pretty sure shows like this have something to do with the corporate coup Chris Hedges is always talking about.

This video has been seconded as a duplicate; transferring votes to the original video and killing this dupe - dupeof seconded with isdupe by BoneRemake.

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I've burnt up a few computers - releasing the magic smoke, as they say. Computers tend to run quite hot, and even a few minutes with a faulty fan can do it, particularly in essential components with less heat-sink like the southbridge. But, like @swedishfriend said, there's no reason it should light on fire like that.
>> ^longde:

Interesting. I've heard of batteries combusting, and CPU packaging melting, but never heard of combustion of a CPU or its packaging. How would this happen? What material in the packaging would be susceptible to becoming inflamed?
Also, I know some CPUs have thermal sensors built in to "lock up" at a particular temperature (at least some Intel CPUs). Why wouldn't these kick in? >> ^swedishfriend:
CPUs do combust. It happens all the time. Don't know why there would be more than some smoke though as it wouldn't be surrounded by many materials that would fuel a fire like that. Reading malformed data may cause a system to malfunction which may leave it open for someone to attack it but as stated before there is no reason the data on its own would be executed as a program. Pretty dumb overall. Is this from a spoof type show, I didn't recognize it at all.

Interesting. I've heard of batteries combusting, and CPU packaging melting, but never heard of combustion of a CPU or its packaging. How would this happen? What material in the packaging would be susceptible to becoming inflamed?

Also, I know some CPUs have thermal sensors built in to "lock up" at a particular temperature (at least some Intel CPUs). Why wouldn't these kick in? >> ^swedishfriend:

CPUs do combust. It happens all the time. Don't know why there would be more than some smoke though as it wouldn't be surrounded by many materials that would fuel a fire like that. Reading malformed data may cause a system to malfunction which may leave it open for someone to attack it but as stated before there is no reason the data on its own would be executed as a program. Pretty dumb overall. Is this from a spoof type show, I didn't recognize it at all.

CPUs do combust. It happens all the time. Don't know why there would be more than some smoke though as it wouldn't be surrounded by many materials that would fuel a fire like that. Reading malformed data may cause a system to malfunction which may leave it open for someone to attack it but as stated before there is no reason the data on its own would be executed as a program. Pretty dumb overall. Is this from a spoof type show, I didn't recognize it at all.

Was about to call dupeof this, they're different though. Like the Guy Ritchie spoof angle.

>> ^mizila:

Wonder if they paid this kid any royalties.


Oh my god! That literally made me cry real tears of laughter!

Wonder if they paid this kid any royalties.

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>> ^Sarzy:

>> ^shuac:
Wave goodbye to Community. It's on hiatus after December.

NOT GOODBYE. See you later. Seriously, the exact same thing happened to Parks and Recreation last season, and it's still around and kicking.


Also the response from Community's community has been huge. They're on the cover of TV Guide because of the response. People are taking to twitter and bothering everyone who will listen. Hulu just now put up ALL their episodes on Hulu Plus for people to catch up on and see what Community is ALL about. It's far from dead but there's still some fighting left to do.

Also the shit that's on TV right now...it's staggering.