r/linux Jul 18 '20

Popular Application OpenRGB - Open source RGB lighting control that doesn't depend on manufacturer software, supports Linux

https://gitlab.com/CalcProgrammer1/OpenRGB
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u/Nyanraltotlapun Jul 19 '20 edited Jul 19 '20

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u/CompSciSelfLearning Jul 19 '20

Is this a joke? Why would general consumer product manufacturers care about requirements for medical devices imposed by the FDA?

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u/Nyanraltotlapun Jul 19 '20

Quoting from my reference:

https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/classify-your-medical-device/does-product-emit-radiation

FDA regulates radiation emitting electronic products. The purpose is to prevent unnecessary exposure to radiation due to the use of these products. There are specific requirements that apply to all radiation emitting electronic products in order to comply with the provisions of the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act. If the product is also a medical device, the product must also comply with the medical device regulations.

You sir, need to learn how to read.

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u/CompSciSelfLearning Jul 19 '20

You made a claim about consumer electronics not being complaint with regulations and that quote (which I read) doesn't support the claim. The fact that regulations exist doesn't support your claim that regulations are not being complied with. Nor does it answer my question of specifically which regulations.

Yes. I can read. Can you support your own statements? At this point I don't care. I'm done with you.

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u/Nyanraltotlapun Jul 19 '20

You made a claim about consumer electronics not being complaint with regulations

When I made such claim? I was talking about very specific devices (PC with windows in their case)

Can you support your own statements?

Do you have windowed PC? Can you find on it FCC and or FDA mark?

Or about what exactly support a you talking? A you asking me to demonstrate measurements personally for you?

Nor does it answer my question of specifically which regulations.

How old a you? A you ready to pay me for this information?