Gustavo Seabra wrote:
I wouldn't know. Perhaps you can consult a lawyer specializing in product liability lawsuits to get an opinion. I haven't researched this carefully, but remember when McDonald's and other hot coffee vendors began printing the following warning label on disposable (stryofoam and paper paper) coffee cups: "warning: this product is extremely hot" or words to that affect. Wasn't that the result of a lawsuit from someone who spilled hot coffee on himself or herself?Robert L Cochran wrote:
I've been cut already, but never thought of suing. I thought one has to cut the finger off (or something else as serious as that) to have a case... am I wrong?Dave Jones wrote:
Said box is a called a "clamshell" and I hate them. I'm surprised that plastic shards have not cut someone's body open as the person struggled to open a clamshell package, prompting said person to sue the manufacturer for knowingly using packaging which is actually dangerous to folks of all ages.On Sat, Jan 01, 2005 at 05:50:51PM -0800, Rick Lim wrote: > Hi there, > Is anyone able to use a USB jumpdrive or equivilant on FC? > > If so what brand and size?
After a number of folks reported problems in bugzilla with the Lexar usb drives, and the sandisk ones, I went out and picked some up. I was somewhat disappointed that they both worked out of the box[1] for me.
I considered that it may be usb controller specific, but I've used them both on a variety of USB1.1 and USB2.0 controllers.
Dave
[1] where box = that evil plastic spacedevil packaging that has to be opened with a variety of sharp tools.
Bob Cochran
Bob
