https://m.slashdot.org/story/335757
is Intel basically saying 'we are committed to selling you sh-- forever and ever, and never fixing anything'?"
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@1vpf - Agree. Admitting mistakes and proposing correction plans is not in Intel's DNA anymore since a long time ago. It is much easier to point fingers and blame someone else when things go wrong, and take all the credit from others when things go right. This is what's truly in the DNA of today's Intel.
Admitting mistakes and demonstrate how to avoid this is what grade "x(x: integer, and it is not so high)" is supposed to be performing; so even BK doesn't do this, and now you know what the company's overall situation is really like...
So how much did you save on costs?
LT should know that security is a cost which has to be minimized; not a feature which you want to spend $$$ on.