There have been multiple updates, but I can’t find them because the search feature on Mastodon sucks. I also picked this post, because it includes a screenshot.

GrapheneOS will fix this with App Communication Scopes

https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/111359936037411368

Once it's ready and deployed, it will not only restrict IPC, but also app visibility

Non-American CPUs are very rare. NXP and Infineon are European chip makers, but the only device with an NXP SoC that I'm aware of right now would be the Purism Librem 5. An almost 7 year old, absolutely overpriced, nearly unusable, insecure Linux phone.

We're a little more lucky when it comes to storage. Goodram is flash memory manufacturer from Poland. Intenso is based in Germany. G.Skill and ADATA are Taiwanese. Toshiba and Kioxia are Japanese, SK Hynix and Samsung are South Korean.
(TrekStor is also German, but I'm not sure if they make the chips themselves)

Most mainboard manufacturers, such as MSI, AsRock, ASUS, Gigabyte and Biostar are Taiwanese.

Exactly

That's true

Yeah I guess, but to be fair, that's gonna be the case for basically every single piece of enterprise software under the sun.
Microsoft Windows is the best example of vendor lock-in.

A wise decision

I don't work for SAP, but I've dealt with the software both as a user and an administrator quite a few times. It's horrible, but all the alternatives are even worse. ERP is not a particularly nice field of technology. Corporate loves it though.

And you could abbreviate anything any way you wanted as long as it was still unambiguous.

Oh that reminds me of diskpart on Windows. I always liked the fact that I could abbreviate "assign" to "ass".

And genocide-loving ethnic supremacists have nuclear weapons, but don't want to admit it

Thankfully Redlib exists.

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