by David Horn » Nov 11, 2003 @ 9:27pm
If it's anything like my college, it doesn't actually put money on your card. Your card contains a unique number, and all the details are stored on a central computer. When you swipe your card and put money in the machine (or however you do it) it connects via Ethernet or something similar and updates the value on the computer, not the card. Magnetic strip cards are notoriously unreliable, and besides, why spend £200 on a machine to steal anyway? Isn't that against your religion? Thou shalt not steal? Moron.
Crosswind technique: "Using your peripheral vision, react to body movements, gasps, groans, and shouts from the other side of the cockpit, and always remember that it's better to be lucky than good."