Well, I was basically talking about computer equipment for home use.
Perhaps I had a problem or two with office machines back when I used to
work as system administrator. Still, reliability was not bad at all.

I remember my first HD was a clunker "ST" seagate (full height) with 33
MB capacity. I then upgraded to the 3.5 inch version with 44 MB around
1990 or so. 

I burned a Cyrix "586" chip once, but it was completely my fault. I
tried to attach a fan to it, and accidentally shorted the tiny pins!


chiphart Wrote: 
> 
>       Not once?  Wow.  
> 
>       Perhaps it's because my company provides software and hardware
>       service, but replacing deceased hard drives is de rigeur for us.
>       Over the past 20 years, I don't think it's an exaggeration to say
>       I've personally worked on a few dozen (and I'm not in support).
>       Heck, I must have 3 notebook drives sitting around my office
>       alone that have flamed out (one literally) but I haven't had
>       the heart to toss yet for some stupid reason.
> 
>       I had a brand new Maxtor 250GB completely fail on me about 6m
>       back.  Calls to their support center confirmed it.  They sent me
>       a new 300GB to replace it, free of charge.  I'm buying Maxtors
>       now!
> 
> -- 
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> chip @ pcc.com                   *  1 Main St. #7, Winooski, VT 05404
> 800-722-7708                     *  http://www.pcc.com/~chip
> f.802-846-8178                   *  Pediatric Software Just Got
> Smarter.
> Your Practice Just Got Healthier.


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