@tomwarren Currently using an Omnibook 5 16 with Ryzen 5 340, 16 GB RAM and 512 GB SSD. Bought it in February for £399. Quite impressed with it. It can handle even modern games on lower settings.
Apart from the OLED and processor, this model seems more like a downgrade.
@Davidimel@AlecStapp This was also the rethoric used by former windows chief and also Satya at the All-In Summit. When they had bugs, they paused and fixed them without being forced by an external party
https://t.co/AVwBu9dv0c
When Microsoft "paused" Windows, Office, and Server to fix bugs that made viruses possible people were surprised and then relieved because they knew we could fix bugs and make the products better. We too were working 18 hour days to add features (aka potential vulnerabilities.) Wall Street worried a lot but then decided security was a good idea.
But we took this as our responsibility. We did not appeal to Congress to make us "pause" or to get the other companies to pause first.
Grow up. Add logging, checking, debugging, and more to your products. It needs it.
@devilish_flux@GrapheneOS@Hexsn1per Yep. That's true and embarrassing. The employees handed out information regarding a few high net individuals thinking the request came from the government without checking the addresses the request came from 🤦
@TheProfess067@GrapheneOS@Hexsn1per They recently got their banking licence in the UK. I've seen posts on Reddit from people complaining about account closure but mostly was from people dealing with crypto. I don't think they'd be worse than Wise, but hey, if it ain't broken don't fix it. If it works for Graphene🤷
I’m hearing of multiple organizations pulling back on their token spend due to low ROI on their AI deployments. If the AI trade falters it would be a major problem for . . . well the entire economy at this point.