This question seems like a good one to me because it's something that I believe a lot of people don't understand the consequences or dangers of with regards to the power of nature:

• Is it bad to leave your computer on during a thunderstorm?

The question was clear and easy to understand, and is a problem that many of us do face from time-to-time.

The reference to nature is interesting too because so much of what we do with computers has so little to do with the world outside, and this topic helps to remind us that there is more to life than just sitting in front of computers all day.

(I hope I'm posting this in the right place -- I didn't see anything in the blog that looked like it was related to your request to post favourite questions; so far this week, that is one of my favourite questions.)

This question seems like a good one to me because it's something that I believe a lot of people don't understand the consequences or dangers of with regards to the power of nature:

• Is it bad to leave your computer on during a thunderstorm?

The question was clear and easy to understand, and is a problem that many of us do face from time-to-time.

The reference to nature is interesting too because so much of what we do with computers has so little to do with the world outside, and this topic helps to remind us that there is more to life than just sitting in front of computers all day.

(I hope I'm posting this in the right place -- I didn't see anything in the blog that looked like it was related to your request to post favourite questions; so far this week, that is one of my favourite questions.)