> It'll be interesting to see the legal fallout from this, as purposely breaking customer owned gear is not going to end well. IANAL; I wonder if this would be

> It'll be interesting to see the legal fallout from this, as purposely breaking customer owned gear is not going to end well. IANAL; I wonder if this would be grounds for a class-action lawsuit in the future. Something like suing the motherboard manufacturers to replace every CPU their boards have broken by this method.