When designing PCs that can be modified or repaired by the user, engineers should:
1) Ensure that there are areas where people will have to work by feel by making sure there is enough space to EITHER see what you're doing OR get you hand in to do it, but never both. 2) Ensure that next to the important features in each of these areas there are parts of the chassis with unfiled edges.
This process will ensure that the apparatus recieves the necessary blood sacrifice to allow it to function properly after maintenance.
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Date: 2003-02-16 15:48 (UTC)1) Ensure that there are areas where people will have to work by feel by making sure there is enough space to EITHER see what you're doing OR get you hand in to do it, but never both.
2) Ensure that next to the important features in each of these areas there are parts of the chassis with unfiled edges.
This process will ensure that the apparatus recieves the necessary blood sacrifice to allow it to function properly after maintenance.