The Framework Desktop is powered by an AMD Ryzen AI Max processor, a Radeon 8060S integrated GPU, and between 32GB and 128GB of soldered-in RAM.

The CPU and GPU are one piece of silicon, and they're soldered to the motherboard. The RAM is also soldered down and not upgradeable once you've bought it, setting it apart from nearly every other board Framework sells.

It'd raise an eyebrow if it was a laptop but it's a freakin' desktop. Fuck you framework.

https://donate.codeberg.org/

I prefer when I see BSODs on those.

'Cos capitalism.

Still, too much money on .io to be shutdown.

http://www.skynet.net/

I'd wager most ransomware relies on old vulnerabilities. Yes, keep your software updated but you don't need the latest and greatest delivered right to production without any kind of test first.

The article does mention Cellebrite.

Don't need to go to Japan for that, it's a common tactic in the west too to get the employee to quit.

I don’t understand how these issues don’t get more attention these days

Who owns the media?

Another instance of Let's replace something that's been working for ages with something worse but shiny.

99% of the time, the only way people get a raise around these parts is by switching jobs. There's never budget until you resign.

I haven't seen any huge increase 'cos I don't have access to manager's records.