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On social media, maybe. I would expect HN to maintain the distinction where "brick" means it won't work at all due to a software malfunction, and can't be rest
by crazygringo 2y ago
On social media, maybe.
I would expect HN to maintain the distinction where "brick" means it won't work at all due to a software malfunction, and can't be restored to a working state via a hard reset button or software update via WiFi/USB.
Its technical meaning to engineers hasn't changed, and HN is a technical site full of engineers.