I've had no problems leaving my MacBook running like that for 2-3 days at a time.
Apple gives instructions on how to do it, so in the odd change you do run into problems from doing it, I wouldn't see why they wouldn't fix it under warranty.
Apple gives instructions on how to do it, so in the odd change you do run into problems from doing it, I wouldn't see why they wouldn't fix it under warranty.
Exactly. If they advertise it as a usable feature and don't put any restriction on usage, then if something goes wrong they will have to take responsibility for it.