manufactured

The reason is that Sega had a local partner (Tec Toy) that understood the market and manufactured the consoles in Brazil.

These things don't appear out of thin air, they still have to be manufactured, sold and stored.

So the designer has to consider for themselves if the old part is popular enough to continue being manufactured.

If X ships a device with exploding batteries manufactured by Y, X is sued by the end customer, not Y.

The manufactured idea of partisanship in US politics is a very elaborate but worn out misdirection.

And the point was to show how these stories are manufactured by removing facts, and replacing them with the narrative...

Actually Nintendo consoles were manufactured in Brazil by Gradiente, through a company called Playtronic.

I don't care who this guy is or if he stays anonymous (manufactured drama...), data backs arguments up.

How many companies have manufactured devices with embedded software that have gone out of business, devices for which no manuals exist anymore, etc?

The IBM PC was originally manufactured by SCI Systems in Huntsville, Alabama.

The trouble with unmanned robots which are easily manufactured is that we can't trace who made it, sold it, or launched it.

Software for manufactured systems is an area that can only grow so I hope more get involved in the way you did.

So look, it is not obvious to me that this is all "manufactured outrage", and I (a) know one of these researchers, (b) have spent my career mostly in vuln research, and (c) have wasted some brain cycles thinking about this issue.

Robert Graham thinks mostly the same thing you think, but because he doesn't evoke "anti-vaxx" and "trolling" and say things like "obviously manufactured", he's (1) persuasive and (2) not setting fire to a comment thread by picking fights with people.