> Intel was also informed since the company was the original developer of ConnMan, but the researchers said the chipmaker believed it was not its responsibility.
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Very strange position when Intel sinks 7 digit sums into salaries of top tier computer programmers working on it.
Does it do it for nothing then?
It's these situations when people can't tell what the heck they are doing what they do for for $200k a year which signal of company's dysfunction.
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Very strange position when Intel sinks 7 digit sums into salaries of top tier computer programmers working on it.
Does it do it for nothing then?
It's these situations when people can't tell what the heck they are doing what they do for for $200k a year which signal of company's dysfunction.