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Interesting, and I would love to play around with a Cr-48 (maybe I'll get one off eBay), but I am so tired of people mis-using the term "brick". Bricking a mac
by ebbv 15y ago
Interesting, and I would love to play around with a Cr-48 (maybe I'll get one off eBay), but I am so tired of people mis-using the term "brick".
Bricking a machine means it is permanently ruined. You cannot turn a brick back into a computer. Thus the term bricked it.
If you just need to reinstall the OS, that's not bricked. You just nuked it. It can be rebuilt.
- niels_olson 15y agocorrected, thanks.