I just read my post again. A bit drunk, so I missed some points. Duh. Basically saying the same as you. Sure thing, on a production system / server / whatevz do

I just read my post again. A bit drunk, so I missed some points. Duh. Basically saying the same as you. Sure thing, on a production system / server / whatevz don't screw around. But on non-critical systems it can be rewarding to break things. When I break my system I need to realize WHAT I broke and WHY it broke and HOW to fix it. In the end I have learned something that will help me setting up stable production systems. No?