I’m something of a myself, and yah, that’s how I do it.

It’s a silly thing to say now, but it’s kinda been true since Zen 1.

Their CPU architectures have all been designed first and foremost for the server and datacenter, with smaller sets of datacenter parts for consumer products. For a little while they split off CDNA and RDNA trying to make more headway in datacenter GPUs. But that’s being re-merged into UDNA where consumer tech will be cut down server GPUs, like NVIDIA does.

But you aren’t boycotting Motorola Solutions.
You’re boycotting Motorola Mobility.

They’re two seperate and unrelated companies.

Yes I understand all of that. I also understand that Motorola is a large conglomerate with several separate corporate divisions that are largely unrelated, so the buisness of one division has no effect on another.

But if you feel comfortable with mearly performic symbols of ineffective action, nothing I can say will matter to you.

Do you have evidence that Palantir has cracked GrapheneOS?

How does buying the Sig27 or not, effect Motorolas use in Israel?

That map makes me sad.
If this was a reasonable country it would be far denser than that. Stops should be at every city with more than 75,000 people. And some with less. As it is whole states are left out.

Agreed. That would be terrible. Terrible with or without AI coding. And the statement oddly goes against everything they’ve done up till now, with Andy at the helm the whole time. That’s why I’m not certain it means what most here assume it does.

As far as I’m concerned the article is an allegation, not a conviction. It’s like the prosecution making their argument to a grand jury without any opposing arguments. I agree there’s more than enough in the article to have a trial. So far the defence has managed to poke a few holes in the prosecutor’s case. The haven’t obviously destroyed it, forcing 404 to make a retraction or anything; And they probably won’t. We’ll have to see in the next weeks and months how much more of 404’s story they can cast reasonable doubt upon.

That’s not bad.
When the release new updated source it coild be flagged or documented.

Do you have evidence of that happening at Proton?

All I want is a software that works as intended and tested well.
Don’t want anything Vibecoded

Can AI code not be tested well to ensure it works as intended?
I’m not sure using AI is synonymous with “vibecodeing” or “slop”.

?..
I don’t get it…

Right, that’s what the title says.
But what of the questions I asked?

Actually never mind about those.
Are you looking for help with it, or a reason?
Or do you just want to complain about an odd, minor, one off bug you may have found, as though it’s a valid reason to DeGoogle?

Sure, it’s rotating now. But what does that mean to how it started rotating?
Will seeing it rotate help anyone understand what caused it?
Did you think that was the part of the story that we would doubt?

Of course they’re shit, they’re online competitive games.
Shit is kind of their thing. It’s why all the tweene shit heads like them.

You should try some different games made for grownups.

Really?
Being a dick is “evil”?

The majority of companies are run by dicks and assholes; Even the good ones. Almost especially the good ones.

Honestly, the term “evil” seems only ever used to give people (themselves mostly) permission to shun, without looking at what’s actually wrong, and occasionally trying to do something about it. It’s lazy.

Does Proton have internal management problems to fix? Absolutely! Along with virtually every other organization.

I got as far as the pay wall let me (surprisingly far).
It was just everyone complaining about Andy. Who else were they complaining about?

It’s just one person.
The boards response may be a reason to move, or stay.

Dogs are good

All of that is reasonable, until the faster part.

AI tools have been surprisingly good at finding code vulnerabilities. But that should only be an add-on to all the human review. It shouldn’t save any time. If anything it should make things take longer, with the AI finding things people didn’t, so there’s more patching that needs to be done.