@nprofile1q... *Refuses to force loading proprietary malware on the user.
If software is released under a license that says; "3. No reverse engineering, decompilation, or disassembly of this software is permitted." IT CONTAINS MALWARE - NO EXCEPTIONS.
The user is free to load such malware if they wish to do so.
There aren't even any updates available for the Core 2 Duo CPUs regardless.
There would be no problem with free software microcode updates, but Intel refuses to provide them and has also made it cryptographically impossible to develop your own.
If software is released under a license that says; "3. No reverse engineering, decompilation, or disassembly of this software is permitted." IT CONTAINS MALWARE - NO EXCEPTIONS.
The user is free to load such malware if they wish to do so.
There aren't even any updates available for the Core 2 Duo CPUs regardless.
There would be no problem with free software microcode updates, but Intel refuses to provide them and has also made it cryptographically impossible to develop your own.
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