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It seems unfair to jump from "it's a shoddy product" and "they introduced a security hole" to "they're not technically competent." A lot of American and Europe
by ethanbond 11y ago
It seems unfair to jump from "it's a shoddy product" and "they introduced a security hole" to "they're not technically competent."
A lot of American and European companies have done, and consistently do, the same things. It seems like there's some hypercriticism due to underlying suspicions of intentionality – however well-founded those suspicions may be.
- happywolf 11y agoNo doubt there are good people in Baidu. This happens everywhere, including the now defuncting Nokia, however those people are not put in good use. To turn the question around: what makes you think they are technical competent? Can you provide 2 examples instead?
- Gigablah 11y ago1. I searched for "cars" on Baidu. I got search results with cars. 2. I searched for "cats" on Baidu. I got... the musical, a pop group... okay, maybe you're right.