> There was never anything stopping Microsoft from approaching Intel and AMD and working jointly on making the same kind of improvements at the hardware level for the benefit of the software
I feel like those who have the overall decision on the direction of Windows, do not use it, because the OS is filled with many own goals that make it worse compared to macOS (e.g. ads, no atomic updates, constant app changes)
> Windows tacitly enabling the Crowdstrike debacle by underdesigning known vectors of failure is not a blameless situation
The issue could of easily happened on Linux too (in-fact a similar issue did).
I feel like those who have the overall decision on the direction of Windows, do not use it, because the OS is filled with many own goals that make it worse compared to macOS (e.g. ads, no atomic updates, constant app changes)
> Windows tacitly enabling the Crowdstrike debacle by underdesigning known vectors of failure is not a blameless situation
The issue could of easily happened on Linux too (in-fact a similar issue did).