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> I can go on. I'll skip that too. I have a counter argument literally for every your affirmation. Big part of modern CE devices do not fit into your descripti
by minipci1321 7y ago
> I can go on.
I'll skip that too. I have a counter argument literally for every your affirmation. Big part of modern CE devices do not fit into your description (or at least, we clearly have in mind very different ones). The more expensive a device, the more complex it generally is, and the higher is the motivation to repair it. I don't think we need the law only to repair car fobs and wireless door keys.
> I have yet to see an industry certification which has not clearly put in place for a business reason.
Since when business reasons became intrinsically bad? Aren't we on HN?
- TeMPOraL 7y ago>> I have yet to see an industry certification which has not clearly put in place for a business reason. > Since when business reasons became intrinsically bad? The way I read it, it's a shorthand for "has nothing to do with a fair trade of value in exchange for money". > Aren't we on HN? HN is not a place frequented by wolves of Wall Street.
- minipci1321 7y ago> HN is not a place frequented by wolves of Wall Street. Errr... I hope they manifest themselves right away ;-)