Google pixel 3 xl hepsiburada

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Google pixel 3 xl hepsiburada

That's insane. There's "we don't support end-of-life devices" and then there's "we refuse to fix absolutely critical, crippling security vulnerabilities in devices just a few years old. I smell but have no idea of the merits of a class action lawsuit. Popegaf on June 25, parent next [—]. EOL should be made to legally mean: opensource or something equivalent. If Windows isn't supported on my laptop, I can nearly always replace it with Linux and still keep it alive. With stuff like this, they can decide to never update it again or just turn off some critical service and render a device unusable. It's not just a thing about owning what you purchase and having the freedom to do what you want with it, it's also about the environment. Forcing things to become dangerous for use or just having the power to kill it remotely out of business interests means more electronic trash. What, no "Stallman was right? Stallman was right. I know it's cliche, I know he's weird. He called all of this, and quite a few people especially HERE would do well to get back to fundamentals and work on fixing it. You're not wrong, Walter,

I think that there is a free market answer to this, but it in no way involves successfully pressuring companies like Western Digital to support discontinued products in perpetuity.

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By Dieter Bohn. Photography by James Bareham. If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. They buy a phone because they want a good phone — something with a nice screen, an excellent camera, good battery life. Those asterisks involved bezels, screen quality, or some other thing. This year, Google aims to claim the mantle again with the Pixel 3 and 3 XL, minus the asterisks.

Google pixel 3 xl hepsiburada

Find out more about how we test. The The latter handsets improve on a few of the features of the Pixel 3 XL, with an extra camera, newer chipset and bigger battery, so it's worth considering if you're looking for a new smartphone. But the XL version has the edge on its smaller sibling with a bigger 6. Typically we prefer bigger screens, but the Pixel 3 XL has a hard-to-ignore notch cut out at the top of the display - something not only far more sizeable than that in the Pixel 3 but also far deeper than the iPhone XS Max notch. That's a design quirk — controversial among Pixel fans — which is meant to offer a little more room for notification icons, the time, and the battery life percentage, in snippets flanking the selfie cameras and speaker housed in a cut-out in the display's top-center. Weight: g Dimensions: x

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Also don't forget cars need maintenance. I would. Not to mention you've created a precedent that the device is still getting patches and can be used by users, only making the lifecycle issue worse. As they should. The code is available, which is what the parent commenter wanted. Getting something FOSS running using something that's already supported in mainline Linux is a week long project, perhaps, if you suffer with outdated U-Boot. Citizen-owned software means we control the repo, builds, distros, etc. I was actually surprised and impressed. Also, I think you can hold start and boot. If the system were to have capacity comparable to max possible usage, the rates would be sky high. Particularly when those products are intended for the general public. They might still be the cheapest per GB for certain sizes, just look at the backblaze stats. Then, beyond that, it's limited to the subset of those who believe that the appropriate response is to not buy WD products anymore. Or one could conceivably leave an uncooked cake in the oven?

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I find this claim a little hard to believe. The question is: as a society, do we want to pursue everyone's good and make things more efficient and ecological? Well, the GP said "why should anyone ever again trust [Western Digital] to keep their data safe? As a consumer the best bet is to switch to a supported device or disconnect the device from the internet. I'm interested in doing something similar. Under the sale of goods act of , the device must be suitable for the purpose for which it was sold, and there is no time limit on that, so any consumer with the device could demand that the person who sold it to them fix it. It's just good old-fashioned "caveat emptor", pure and simple. Dealers who make money on service put pressure on the manufacturer to keep parts available. Seagate's anecdotal failure rate was why I kept to WD. Search Everywhere Threads This forum This thread. Imagine Ford still having to supply model T wheels and engines. Somebody actually poisoned Tylenol.