ACR is a documented feature so they can't deny that it exists. https://lgads.tv/technology/ https://www.consumerreports.org/electronics/privacy/how-to-t... (note that this is from a year ago)

Since Sony TVs run Android at least you can probably use ADB to remove a lot of junk.

... if they're rootable ...

They want to spend over $200B/year on $100B of revenue so they still need investment.

If any remediation was required, that's damage. This looks a lot smaller than the HuggingFace hack but it still required some cleanup.

Since when isn’t that a cyber attack?

Because "attack" implies intent. Accidentally break a window? You might be on the hook to fix it, but you're not going to jail. Break the same window at 3am, while carrying a duffel bag and other burglary tools? Well that's (attempted) burglary, even if you chicken out and didn't steal anything.

Everybody wants alternatives to Cloudflare but nobody wants to build alternatives to Cloudflare.

I don't think anybody uses that mode.

It's all the same situation. https://mullenweg.wtf/

Ouch. Having a website dedicated to one's meltdown is nobody's idea of fame

This is a tier above the best Mac Studio and two tiers above the Spark.

It is more powerful than Apple.

I wonder why Apple has not really pushed their memory bandwidth numbers. They're starting to catch up to 2020 at this point -- cool, but still struggling to run years-old models. (FLOPS is even further behind by a year or two)

Maybe they're waiting on HBM? Given that they're skipping M6 Max to go straight for M7, I'd assume they're doing a redesign for it.

GDDR has higher latency and much lower capacity. HBM requires an interposer and also has lower capacity. It's not an easy choice. The M7 family will probably double memory bandwidth using LPDDR6.

So the MacBooks might get roughly the M5 Ultra's bandwidth in a couple years. Not bad -- my M4 Max is currently stuck in 2016

They're [Max-Q] blower cards and there's a big gap between them so the cooling looks fine.

So the two variants they offer is the Max-Q and the Server edition one, but only explicitly mentioned for one?

Edit: The Max-Q is one of the options, what's the other option then?

Seeing as it adds a second PSU, I'm guessing the workstation one.

That's bananas, unless they also water cool them, would easily overheat if it's just two bog standard workstation cards on top of each other.

Are they possibly selling setups they haven't actually tested practically in the real world?