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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…

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Jesus fucking christ. Microsoft sucks.

Linux could’ve still been in 2010s and users would migrate to it because of what microsoft is doing.

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That title could be better.

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Yup. Literally just add “To” before the “blame” and it suddenly becomes a lot more parsable.

Good video though.

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“broken arm promises” sounds an awful lot like a violent threat. that’s all. that’s the joke.

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Making the sentence make sense doesn’t undo that joke. It still says broken arm.

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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.

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“broken arm promises” sounds an awful lot like a violent threat. that’s all. that’s the joke.

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How so? It seemed fine to me. In the video he discusses the problems with arm and one of those problems is Qualcomm

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“broken arm promises” sounds an awful lot like a violent threat. that’s all. that’s the joke.

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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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