Jay think about it like this... Imagine someone pouring epoxy down your Johnson that I think would brick it and painful03_SONIC_BLUR wrote:Jay, Juan has it exactly right. Imagine someone pouring epoxy down the spout of your favorite Grock 19 or M4. That would brick it for sureSonicVenum wrote:I'm not nearly as tech-savvy as these other guys, Jay. So, don't feel too left out. As far as "bricked," it just means a piece of hardware has been ruined by a software problem. In this case, John's modem was ruined by a software update TW forced upon it. So, now his modem is as useful as a brick for connecting him to the internet.
Time Warner Bricked my Modem
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Re: Time Warner Bricked my Modem
I think he had a Evinrude...fire818 wrote:Jay think about it like this... Imagine someone pouring epoxy down your Johnson that I think would brick it and painful03_SONIC_BLUR wrote:Jay, Juan has it exactly right. Imagine someone pouring epoxy down the spout of your favorite Grock 19 or M4. That would brick it for sureSonicVenum wrote:I'm not nearly as tech-savvy as these other guys, Jay. So, don't feel too left out. As far as "bricked," it just means a piece of hardware has been ruined by a software problem. In this case, John's modem was ruined by a software update TW forced upon it. So, now his modem is as useful as a brick for connecting him to the internet.
