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   <H1>[Mageia-discuss] UEFI and Secure Boot</H1>
    <B>imnotpc</B> 
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<PRE>On 08/23/2012 03:08 AM, Morgan Leijstr&#246;m wrote:
&gt;<i> The less expensive approach is to use a wristband. A plus is to avoid 
</I>&gt;<i> sunthetic clothing, and you could work on such pink bubble palstic 
</I>&gt;<i> wrapping some electronics come with, it is antistatic. Avoid metal and 
</I>&gt;<i> plastic table, prefer untreated wood. 
</I>I have a painted wooden surface on my workbench, but it's still quite 
hard and I always worried that if I pressed too hard on the board I 
might damage a weak solder connection. I also had issues with scuffing 
the surface of cases, particularly black matte cases. I've been putting 
a large sheet of cardboard on top of the bench and it's worked very 
well. Do you think the cardboard is an ESD risk?

Jeff
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