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To: Mark Murray <mark@grondar.za>
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From: Mike Smith <mike@smith.net.au>
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> You lucky sod! :-)

Yeah, I guess.  Would have been a lot luckier not to lose most of a 
week's working time though.

> I discovered to my detriment that fingerprint dist is made of Al powder.
> The shit is conductive, and screws up hifis and computers. It took me
> ages to clean the stuff that got left behind after my burglary.

Yeep.  Fortunately, they were reasonably parsimonious with the stuff, 
though while cleaning it off the screen I was minded that it'd make an 
excellent cutting compound.

There appears also to be a black variety that was used on the lighter 
plastic; that's not coming off with anything short of my (highly 
corrosive) perspiration.  8)

mike