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And how would they replace the bad part when a good one doesn't exist?
by bitL 9y ago
And how would they replace the bad part when a good one doesn't exist?
- QAPereo 9y agoWith money, and a handwritten apology soaked in the tears of their C-levels? Or just the money actually. If you can’t replace my broken item, a refund is always appreciated.
- imglorp 9y agoBryan Cantrill refrence has been noted.
- bcantrill 9y agoThat was a reference to me? If so -- I'm flattered. I haven't yet asked Intel to soak a written apology with their tears, but it's an excellent idea! (I have, however, given them many other candid thoughts on how they can improve their handling of Spectre and Meltdown -- but so far, to no avail.)