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  • Asked on July 11, 2021 in Meaning.

    A doorstop is a weighted item that holds open a door. A common door top (in simpler times) was a brick.

    All Electronic Devices are doorstops, so the reference to Electronic Devices means that they have no more functionality than a brick. In general, it refers to obsolescence – the previous functionality of the device is long since gone, and you might as well use it as a doorstop. It was more apparent when there were electronic devices that weighed in excess of a few thousands of pounds.

    The verb, to brick, which means to render an electronic device useless, so that an unauthorized user cannot access the sensitive information of the owner. The remote software that renders the device no different than a doortop is achieved through remote

    software.

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  • Asked on July 11, 2021 in Meaning.

    A doorstop is a weighted item that holds open a door. A common door top (in simpler times) was a brick.

    All Electronic Devices are doorstops, so the reference to Electronic Devices means that they have no more functionality than a brick. In general, it refers to obsolescence – the previous functionality of the device is long since gone, and you might as well use it as a doorstop. It was more apparent when there were electronic devices that weighed in excess of a few thousands of pounds.

    The verb, to brick, which means to render an electronic device useless, so that an unauthorized user cannot access the sensitive information of the owner. The remote software that renders the device no different than a doortop is achieved through remote

    software.

    • 490507 views
    • 95 answers
    • 180992 votes
  • Asked on July 10, 2021 in Meaning.

    A doorstop is a weighted item that holds open a door. A common door top (in simpler times) was a brick.

    All Electronic Devices are doorstops, so the reference to Electronic Devices means that they have no more functionality than a brick. In general, it refers to obsolescence – the previous functionality of the device is long since gone, and you might as well use it as a doorstop. It was more apparent when there were electronic devices that weighed in excess of a few thousands of pounds.

    The verb, to brick, which means to render an electronic device useless, so that an unauthorized user cannot access the sensitive information of the owner. The remote software that renders the device no different than a doortop is achieved through remote

    software.

    • 490507 views
    • 95 answers
    • 180992 votes
  • Asked on July 10, 2021 in Meaning.

    A doorstop is a weighted item that holds open a door. A common door top (in simpler times) was a brick.

    All Electronic Devices are doorstops, so the reference to Electronic Devices means that they have no more functionality than a brick. In general, it refers to obsolescence – the previous functionality of the device is long since gone, and you might as well use it as a doorstop. It was more apparent when there were electronic devices that weighed in excess of a few thousands of pounds.

    The verb, to brick, which means to render an electronic device useless, so that an unauthorized user cannot access the sensitive information of the owner. The remote software that renders the device no different than a doortop is achieved through remote

    software.

    • 490507 views
    • 95 answers
    • 180992 votes
  • Asked on July 10, 2021 in Meaning.

    A doorstop is a weighted item that holds open a door. A common door top (in simpler times) was a brick.

    All Electronic Devices are doorstops, so the reference to Electronic Devices means that they have no more functionality than a brick. In general, it refers to obsolescence – the previous functionality of the device is long since gone, and you might as well use it as a doorstop. It was more apparent when there were electronic devices that weighed in excess of a few thousands of pounds.

    The verb, to brick, which means to render an electronic device useless, so that an unauthorized user cannot access the sensitive information of the owner. The remote software that renders the device no different than a doortop is achieved through remote

    software.

    • 490507 views
    • 95 answers
    • 180992 votes
  • Asked on July 9, 2021 in Meaning.

    A doorstop is a weighted item that holds open a door. A common door top (in simpler times) was a brick.

    All Electronic Devices are doorstops, so the reference to Electronic Devices means that they have no more functionality than a brick. In general, it refers to obsolescence – the previous functionality of the device is long since gone, and you might as well use it as a doorstop. It was more apparent when there were electronic devices that weighed in excess of a few thousands of pounds.

    The verb, to brick, which means to render an electronic device useless, so that an unauthorized user cannot access the sensitive information of the owner. The remote software that renders the device no different than a doortop is achieved through remote

    software.

    • 490507 views
    • 95 answers
    • 180992 votes
  • Asked on July 9, 2021 in Meaning.

    A doorstop is a weighted item that holds open a door. A common door top (in simpler times) was a brick.

    All Electronic Devices are doorstops, so the reference to Electronic Devices means that they have no more functionality than a brick. In general, it refers to obsolescence – the previous functionality of the device is long since gone, and you might as well use it as a doorstop. It was more apparent when there were electronic devices that weighed in excess of a few thousands of pounds.

    The verb, to brick, which means to render an electronic device useless, so that an unauthorized user cannot access the sensitive information of the owner. The remote software that renders the device no different than a doortop is achieved through remote

    software.

    • 490507 views
    • 95 answers
    • 180992 votes
  • Asked on July 8, 2021 in Meaning.

    A doorstop is a weighted item that holds open a door. A common door top (in simpler times) was a brick.

    All Electronic Devices are doorstops, so the reference to Electronic Devices means that they have no more functionality than a brick. In general, it refers to obsolescence – the previous functionality of the device is long since gone, and you might as well use it as a doorstop. It was more apparent when there were electronic devices that weighed in excess of a few thousands of pounds.

    The verb, to brick, which means to render an electronic device useless, so that an unauthorized user cannot access the sensitive information of the owner. The remote software that renders the device no different than a doortop is achieved through remote

    software.

    • 490507 views
    • 95 answers
    • 180992 votes
  • Asked on July 8, 2021 in Meaning.

    A doorstop is a weighted item that holds open a door. A common door top (in simpler times) was a brick.

    All Electronic Devices are doorstops, so the reference to Electronic Devices means that they have no more functionality than a brick. In general, it refers to obsolescence – the previous functionality of the device is long since gone, and you might as well use it as a doorstop. It was more apparent when there were electronic devices that weighed in excess of a few thousands of pounds.

    The verb, to brick, which means to render an electronic device useless, so that an unauthorized user cannot access the sensitive information of the owner. The remote software that renders the device no different than a doortop is achieved through remote

    software.

    • 490507 views
    • 95 answers
    • 180992 votes
  • Asked on July 7, 2021 in Meaning.

    A doorstop is a weighted item that holds open a door. A common door top (in simpler times) was a brick.

    All Electronic Devices are doorstops, so the reference to Electronic Devices means that they have no more functionality than a brick. In general, it refers to obsolescence – the previous functionality of the device is long since gone, and you might as well use it as a doorstop. It was more apparent when there were electronic devices that weighed in excess of a few thousands of pounds.

    The verb, to brick, which means to render an electronic device useless, so that an unauthorized user cannot access the sensitive information of the owner. The remote software that renders the device no different than a doortop is achieved through remote

    software.

    • 490507 views
    • 95 answers
    • 180992 votes