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I understood the litigation risk. In an integrated system it's always someone else's fault (DRAM, BIOS, CPU, laptop vendor). IMHO the last integrator (the one s
by Aissen 12y ago
I understood the litigation risk. In an integrated system it's always someone else's fault (DRAM, BIOS, CPU, laptop vendor). IMHO the last integrator (the one selling you the goods) is always the culprit.
Why would they fear hardware manufacturers' litigation more than software vendors' ? Especially at such a big company like Google ?
- acveilleux 12y agoThey also don't want to say "DellappLenoHP" laptops could not be attacked and turn out to be wrong. Or maybe they're right but only with factory 2GB modules used between May '11 and July '13. Way too many variables to make any claims that is ethically defensible.
- userbinator 12y agoThey could specify the detailed system configuration with the CPU, chipset, and DRAM part numbers (including date codes) so others can compare. It's much better than leaving things in the dark completely.
- thomasdullien 12y agoRemember that there is a github repo with code you can use to test your specific Hardware. Why not run it & post results?