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Perhaps, but it specifically says you should not use it for things like airtraffic control or where life and limb are on the line. If you use a rope to climb, w
by Grimblewald 2y ago
Perhaps, but it specifically says you should not use it for things like airtraffic control or where life and limb are on the line. If you use a rope to climb, when specifically warned that the rope should not be used for climbing, then can we hold the rope manufacturer resoonsible if someone climbs with the rope and dies when they fall?
- gkuhl21 2y agoYour rope climber sounds troubled. I'm not sure the analogy holds. If the rope climber is the same person who purchased the rope, then they get a Darwin award! Otherwise need more detail: is the rope on loan? What's the licensing structure of the rope? Is the license still attached to the rope somehow?
- mrinterweb 2y agoIf all the ropes the company sold got an update that caused all the ropes to break around the same time, and people were injured and property was damaged, I would think the rope company would be liable. Is the position that CrowdStrike should not be used on anything important because their software can not be trusted? I mean, that's where I'm at now, and I bet many others feel the same.