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1998 was much later in the timeliness. By then computers had hard-drives so you could damage things in the sense that data could be lost. It's hard to brick a
by bruce511 3y ago
1998 was much later in the timeliness. By then computers had hard-drives so you could damage things in the sense that data could be lost.
It's hard to brick a computer by accident though, even today.
- jaclaz 3y agoSure, not by accident, hopefully we have learned something in the years that have passed, though seemingly UEFI malware is a thing even today.