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Dissociative Identity Disorder

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How does this forum protect itself against one lunatic with six different email addresses coming on and simply agreeing with himself all of the time?


One politician suffering with 'dissociative identity disorder' can theoretically vote for himself over and over again and really screw up a democratic system!


In old money; how do we guard against someone on here using "dead-men"?
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    Volt drop - volt drop limits, for installations, are defined in 7671, other than that it depends upon the equipment itself and its tolerance to voltage fluctuations, switch-mode power supplies, for example, generally work anywhere in between 90 - 260V so fairly tolerant to volt drop at 230V, other things may not be so, i.e. lamps.
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    (i) Yes

    (ii) Uh?

    (iii) Uh?


    Volt drop - volt drop limits, for installations, are defined in 7671, other than that it depends upon the equipment itself and its tolerance to voltage fluctuations, switch-mode power supplies, for example, generally work anywhere in between 90 - 260V so fairly tolerant to volt drop at 230V, other things may not be so, i.e. lamps.
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