remember when sending stuff in for warantee was about doing forensics to find how the thing broke and fix it in future revisions, and not just them looking for ways to disqualify you
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in reply to @NireBryce's post:
2005 era ibm thinkpad division sent a team of 2 guys to come to my house and take the laptop because i was part of a pattern and they didn't want to wait for shipping to get a preliminary assessment when my x60 cracked in half
My favorite story about this was the one from the early 2010s where it was eventually determined that all the failed laptops belonged to motorcycle owners and the problem was the resonant frequency of the laptop matched a particular engine, so it would shake itself apart in their bag.
Reminds me of a certain song crashing laptops by resonating their hard drives.