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It need not be risky or warranty voiding. Bricking has been applied to software updated pushed out by vendors in the past, so I don't think it implies anything
by abruzzi 15y ago
It need not be risky or warranty voiding. Bricking has been applied to software updated pushed out by vendors in the past, so I don't think it implies anything more than something that causes something to lose all function and become inert, like a brik.
- fr0sty 15y agoA vendor software push is risky even if well tested... > "something that causes something to lose all function and become inert" add "suddenly and without warning" and I'd agree with that definition.