While on the topic, I always hope that HW manufacturers could start being explicit about what is _supported_ and what is "supported". We have this problem with

While on the topic, I always hope that HW manufacturers could start being explicit about what is _supported_ and what is "supported". We have this problem with CPU manufacturers stating that something is supported, when it is instead emulated (hello checks on CPUID). Disk drives acknowledge writes before they actually write the data to the disk (hello layers of unreliable fsyncs). Network cards claim that packet have been shipped while they never left the circular buffer (hello bufferbloat). Please HW manufacturers, stop lying to us.