RE: [cobalt-users] Cobalt to provide compensation for server hack?

["Dom Latter" <d.latter@xxxxxxx>]

> And there's the rub, if you are going to allege a produce 
> defect exists, you also have to make some case that it's 
> specific to that one particular product, not typical behaviour 
> for the entire class of products...so all you have to do 
> is show that the majority of web servers made are
> unhackable -/

And that's put paid to that discussion, I hope.

If you want to be in the trucking business, learn to drive.

The "hot coffee" story raised its head, inevitably.
If you look into it, you find that the McD's *policy* 
was to have a holding temperature for the coffee that
was not "hot", it was *scalding*, and they'd been repeatedly
told / asked to change.