Maybe, but that’s the way things go with a majority of technology. I deal with that every day. A one time issue out of over 6 years of use is a better success rate than just about anything else I’ve dealt with. I’m going to just add one thing and then I’m done with this thread because at this point it’s just spinning wheels with the same people naysaying and preaching over and over.
The part that gets to me with some of the replies I get is that I actually didn’t come up with this method. Apple representatives on phone tech support and in the store suggested it to me and I followed their advice and instruction. It originated from what they said to do for my circumstances and a system they had and continue to have in place. If it stops being supported or there comes a day when the system doesn’t work as described, I’ll move on to another method. That doesn’t make this method any less valid.