#5577362

Venix

2018-08-24 09:25

Damage control was fast with this one...what i do not get is that in2018 you can not hide such changes people put em under the microscope...and everytime big companies end up with a big whoops ...am i the onlyone that think going forward and honest will be more beneficial ? I mean....if there is big perfomance hit there is no covering it even if you sell your soul to the devil....

#5577414

Jagman

2018-08-24 12:33

Yep, you cannot hide, someone will find you out 😳

#5577427

Embra

2018-08-24 12:58

Are they seriously paying people to come up with these ideas, only to disregard them the next day??

#5577605

schmidtbag

2018-08-24 19:33

Embra:

Are they seriously paying people to come up with these ideas, only to disregard them the next day??

I think the more concerning problem is they're so used to patting themselves on the back that they honestly had no idea such an EULA was going to piss people off. Someone must have reviewed and approved it before sending it out, and yet nobody at Intel questioned how stupid, antagonistic, or destructive this could've been.

#5577882

anticupidon

2018-08-25 21:27

Maybe Intel played too much on the "people are lazy and dumb and don't read EULAs". There is a lot of software which reads the EULA and highlights the BS and gives you a gist. More, a tech giant has a lot of opportunist people obsessed with finding a flaw, a patent infringement, anything that can be presented in court and milk some cash.

#5577898

0blivious

2018-08-25 22:50

Steve Jobs would hate that I don't read them.

#5577903

alanm

2018-08-25 23:13

ZXRaziel:

Thanks Lord for the power of the internet , sneaky Intel hahaha .

The same power that nixed Nvidias GPP.