Mm, might as well clarify it all OOCly, so!<br/><br/>What exactly does and doesn't work--<br/>Anything connected to a major power grid is fried; While I'm not a... not sure what field it would be, major, basically it's something like so: The earth is being pelted by electromagnetic radiation, in this case of enough magnetic to mess with the planet's own magnetosphere. That induces electrical currents in any sufficiently long wires and other large conductors (bit more to it than that, but not really relevant). That in turn overloads circuit breakers, generators, and so on.<br/><br/>Something like a car battery, or a cell phone, is too small to have any sort of meaningful current induced in it, so it's fine. Wireless communication (even radios) won't work because of the electrical interference. On the other hand, anything plugged into an outlet (without a surge protector) is probably going to fry.<br/><br/>tl;dr Anything battery-powered will work. Most computers, etc. will be fine as long as they weren't plugged in, just lacking power.<br/><br/>Will have something up tonight, or tomorrow afternoon at the latest. (Economics exam this afternoon<em>whee</em>--not even the final either, but eh)