I'm not sure you're understanding the argument: you cannot monitor closed source, therefore, you have at least as many eyes looking at my random crap on github as you do on the random crap some companies are doing.
Miaou
Of course there are (or there can be) fully secure systems. The problems come when you assume something is.
Ugh, TIL zscaler actually does more than just send my PII to the USA without my consent.
Subsidies and infrastructure are not the same thing though.
Windows has some kind of built-in VPN feature that auto starts and will otherwise not give you any network access. Add on top of that some corporate firewall and you basically can't sneeze around your laptop without IT knowing.
Can I forward your comment to my IT team? Because they've done worse than that already :(
Multi bits models exist because thats how computers work, but there's been a lot of work to use e.g. fixed point over floating for things like FPGAs, or with shorter integer types, and often results are more than good enough.
It's misleading based on your arguably less important criteria, but OK
So not the fault of USA manufacturers, but Australia's incompetent leadership
Ugh this kind of BS virtue signaling is so pointless