Did I ever say it was a mission critical machine?
I thought you may find it interesting that such a machine was able to survive the event in which the ATA controller blew. Clearly all you're interested in is trolling though.
I have had machine fires before, I do know how to handle them and if I ever felt the machine would have caused risk resulting in injury or death, I would not have turned it on. Clearly you are assuming i'm incapable of thinking and judging for myself. Hell, even if it had started a fire I would have known how to deal with it.
Unbelievable, you lot.
Then again, the fact the machine now works from the SCSI bus and is no longer a fire risk just proved my judgment was correct, no?
I thought you may find it interesting that such a machine was able to survive the event in which the ATA controller blew. Clearly all you're interested in is trolling though.
I have had machine fires before, I do know how to handle them and if I ever felt the machine would have caused risk resulting in injury or death, I would not have turned it on. Clearly you are assuming i'm incapable of thinking and judging for myself. Hell, even if it had started a fire I would have known how to deal with it.
Unbelievable, you lot.
Then again, the fact the machine now works from the SCSI bus and is no longer a fire risk just proved my judgment was correct, no?