Good call. There's a point where the sheer number of different systems, largely created by automation, make it difficult to troubleshoot and fix devices. This

Good call. There's a point where the sheer number of different systems, largely created by automation, make it difficult to troubleshoot and fix devices. This puts an interesting angle on the "right to repair" issue. No-one has a clue how to actually repair stuff - just replace it, and dump the broken crap into landfill.