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> That idea was nixed since the machine was old and fragile, we couldn't risk poking around in the inside. Well that pretty much sums up everything doesn't it.
by peeters 11y ago
> That idea was nixed since the machine was old and fragile, we couldn't risk poking around in the inside.
Well that pretty much sums up everything doesn't it. I don't see how a rational brain could produce that thought.
- egwor 11y agoI once worked somewhere where we never switched an old machine off. It was 15 years old and would cost £15K to replace. They were recommended to never switch it off - on the basis that it was most likely to fail on power up.