-- "Roy J. Tellason" <rtellason at verizon.net> wrote:
Alas my
expeerience suggests the reverse. Back when computers were
expensive, and chips were expensive, the manufacutrers took the >>trouble
to put all sorts of protectinon in their machines to protect said
expensive decices in the event of a failure. Now they don't bother.
I would suspect that a younger crop of engineers coming up might have >some bearing on
this too. :-)
Actually, I would be more likely to suspect the current crop of
engineering *managers* as a more likely cause (both pointy-haired
and not). "My gawd, boy, those extra bits add $0.10 to our build
cost! Do we really need that for the product to meet spec?"
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