>> ... shares this responsibility > Deeply disagree. ... doesn't magically remove your responsibility. ?? Literally no-one in this thread is talking about "r

>> ... shares this responsibility > Deeply disagree. ... doesn't magically remove your responsibility. ?? Literally no-one in this thread is talking about "removing responsibility", except you. > I'm so glad ... in the field. I don't know which demon you're trying beat back here, nor why. > It's Dell's fault - not ... That it is Dell's fault is not under question, but it also does not automatically absolve the speaker manufacturer or the subcontractor. Hold on, isn't that exactly the drum you've been trying to beat here? You and I have no idea what actually went down. Maybe the speaker was wrongly rated as being able to take a higher current than it actually could. Or maybe there was a bug in the driver. Either would make someone other than Dell also responsible for the failure. And that's what we've been trying to tell you. That responsibility is shared.