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Definitely Microsoft... I haven't watched the video, nor do I know any controversies, my M3 MacBook air to me is proof enough that Microsoft was and still is handicapping arm on the desktop...
Jesus fucking christ. Microsoft sucks.
Linux could’ve still been in 2010s and users would migrate to it because of what microsoft is doing.
That title could be better.
Yup. Literally just add "To" before the "blame" and it suddenly becomes a lot more parsable.
Good video though.
"broken arm promises" sounds an awful lot like a violent threat. that's all. that's the joke.
Making the sentence make sense doesn't undo that joke. It still says broken arm.
I wasn't suggesting to fix it the way you suggested.
It was a redundant comment.
yes, yours was indeed.
Wendel does amazingly deep dives on all things hardware. Hes got that deep, deep sysadmin understanding of various components and integrations that always make his videos on hardware a smokeshow, no matter genre.
I wouldn't even call this a bad title, but if that keeps you from watching one of the best IT youtubers out there, so be it.
"broken arm promises" sounds an awful lot like a violent threat. that's all. that's the joke.
How so? It seemed fine to me. In the video he discusses the problems with arm and one of those problems is Qualcomm
"broken arm promises" sounds an awful lot like a violent threat. that's all. that's the joke.
Wild that he drops this video right after I had a conversation with a friend all about this. Now I don't have to explain how Microsoft has been handicapping ARM for years.
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