Recently, while flying, a flight attendant mistakenly spilt coffee on my seat partners laptop......while it was OPEN. Needless to say, it was quite a disaster. It should go without saying: close your notebook's screen when you OR your neighbors are being served food or drink. Liquid of any kind can seep into your notebook and damage the internal circuitry. So next time: mouth open, laptop closed!
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Another trick might be to use a travel mug inflight. I have a smallish one in stainless steel that has a lid. It reduces the splash factor.
Posted by: Tris Hussey | August 20, 2005 at 07:31 PM