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by gumby
1364 days ago
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I only remember a couple of gross violations, both in the early days: apple macbook charger and the Nintendo switch. I think things have quieted down since. Of course that is due to the limited choice in chipsets (cartel? Or just bc nobody wants to design a complex, low margin part?). But nowadays dodgy mfrs can compete on who can electrocute or set alight the customer to save a couple of pennies, but the protocol conformance will be outsourced. |
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