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28-Jan-2008, 12:53 PM #1
Compaq/HP Class Action Law Suit
http://barrettgrider-v-hpcompaq.com/

Found the above site and wanted to let people know. There is supossedly a faulty piece of equipment that can damage floppy disks.
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28-Jan-2008, 01:34 PM #2
Interesting.......Who still uses floppys?







I do keep a few around in case I need them on an older computer. But mostly I use a flash drive
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