You missed the Ryzen hx ai pro 395 product announcement

Or you quit excusing your half assed practices, put on your big boy pants and do the work to get ISO270001 certification

We're on our way but it's a lot to do, especially as a more mature company.

If you're a startup, it might be beneficial to study ISO27001 early on, so you avoid relying on things which are difficult under ISO27001.

Anyway, my point was that just relying on WorkOS won't help that much in answering the security questionaires.

Sutherland's wheel of reincarnation turns.

Tianocore

That’s the reference UI, I’m referring to something more akin to whatever ships on motherboards these days.

> If the components don't work in a military situation, people might very well die. Sometimes a lot of people.

TBF, that's also true if they do work.

In the best case, the threat of using them is enough to get the job done. But for the threat to be genuine, they have to work reliably. This is definitely the case for nuclear and other "strategic" weapons.

Ford

I believe you mean GM, which is getting rid of CarPlay and Android Auto.

A car manufacturer forcing you to buy a particular model of car stereo used to be a textbook example of anti-competitive bundling.

Ford https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MUkFsuilVD0&t=2s

Technical correctness, the best sort of correctness