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Orchid XP v8 wrote:
> clipka wrote:
>
>> Just a quick question: *Why* would you want to dissolve it in the
>> first place?
>>
>> If it is only about rendering it unusable, how about a nice
>> oscillating magnetic
>> field? Microwave oven? Using a strong hole punch axially on the spool
>> to convert
>> it to confetti? Cutting the spool in two halves using a strong paper
>> cutter? ...
>
> How do you prove that the magnetic field was strong enough to erase it
> properly, all the way through? OTOH, if you cut it to ribbons or
> dissolve it, there's little doubt that it's destroyed.
>
> Microwave oven would be a tad hazardous, I suggest.
>
> I have tried using a saw to cut it in half, but it's slow, hard work,
> and if you don't manually tease the fragments apart, they tend to latch
> on to each other at their friad ends, so you can still reconstruct the
> correct sequencing. But it takes *ages* to seperate them all by hand...
>
> I also tried the shredder. But it's like trying to shred clingfilm.
>
Bah.. Thermite!
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}
call functional_code();
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else
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