Re:AB07-USB3FMC: The $1.65k eval board they can't be bothere...
by whatshisface on Friday November 20, 2020 @03:33PM
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The only reason an engineer wouldn't want to tell us who the vendor is, is if the vendor is their employer. ;)
Re:AB07-USB3FMC: The $1.65k eval board they can't be bothere...
by qz2 on Friday November 20, 2020 @04:06PM
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No not at all. NDA.
Re:AB07-USB3FMC: The $1.65k eval board they can't be bothere...
by dmos62 on Saturday November 21, 2020 @02:20AM
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Whistle blowing anonymously for a technical person isn't complicated.
Re:AB07-USB3FMC: The $1.65k eval board they can't be bothere...
by kybernetikos on Saturday November 21, 2020 @07:17AM
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Lots of people would regard it as unethical however.
Re:AB07-USB3FMC: The $1.65k eval board they can't be bothere...
by dmos62 on Saturday November 21, 2020 @09:06AM
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Whistle blowing? Isn't it ethical by definition? What could be an example of unethical whistle blowing?
Re:AB07-USB3FMC: The $1.65k eval board they can't be bothere...
by kybernetikos on Sunday November 22, 2020 @06:55AM
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Most instances of whistle blowing are situations where a person has promised not to reveal something and then decided to. Situations like that are necessarily an ethical trade off - the person doing the whistle blowing has decided that keeping their word is less important ethically than revealing the secret but this is a very subjective decision that different people (and ethical systems) can and do have different opinions on.
Please do! It would be very good to know that your vendor is doing that.