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Is Crowdstrike financially liable for the disruption they have caused with their broken update which clearly was not tested thoroughly enough.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.In answer to Sharon A, those little buff folders are called Lloyd George's. They are now being digitised and destroyed. They would be of little use now as all consultations are entered electronically. Although, today our doctors were actually writing out their consultations with patients the old fashioned way.
I thought yes - but you wd have to show negligence - and may be difficult as the company ( see Fuji and Post Offive) may be anal about its codes.
and those who pay crowdstrike lu-lu, then in contract ( easier: implied term the update wont crash the world)
I imagine they are insured - altho I can easily see someone doing a oopsie on that one ( forgetting to erm get insured)
and the awful Bill Gates is doing a mitigation patch presumably for yet more lu-lu
wolf, I think a lot of us do so much typing rather than writing that our handwriting is now hopeless (or maybe it's just age). I used to be quite calligraphic and neat, now I can barely read my own writing.
Not that it matters when they want me to sign for something and I just drag my little fingernail across a mobile screen and pretend it's "writing".
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