IC's are not designed to be a wear item, Capacitors do end up being a wear item, they WILL all go bad, just like the seals in all hydraulic cylinders. I guess my argument is what about 40 years from now or 80 years? All though thermal expansion and contraction can cause anything issues over time... I mean look at the issues with the Apple III, not really issues with the IC's but more with the socketed type connection. humm.
Don't think I would have to worry about issues with expansion and contraction with the caps, also a header would be just as reliable as any of the other headers on many points / and various computer pcb's, non soldered connections including power, floppy, scsi, sound (not including the IIsi's sound connection flaw)
Just like during the last 100 years they would have never known that all this polluting and gross over population would cause 129 degree days in places like Australia. Or else maybe if they knew they were causing some massive global warming, the powers to be might have enacted some stricter policies sooner.
Don't think I would have to worry about issues with expansion and contraction with the caps, also a header would be just as reliable as any of the other headers on many points / and various computer pcb's, non soldered connections including power, floppy, scsi, sound (not including the IIsi's sound connection flaw)
Just like during the last 100 years they would have never known that all this polluting and gross over population would cause 129 degree days in places like Australia. Or else maybe if they knew they were causing some massive global warming, the powers to be might have enacted some stricter policies sooner.