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This exactly and having a discussion as a society and the legal changes necessary will be a much harder solution that literally nobody except relatively diehard
by Grimm1 6y ago
This exactly and having a discussion as a society and the legal changes necessary will be a much harder solution that literally nobody except relatively diehard techies care about.
I care about true device ownership but there are like literally only probably what? 1000's 10's of thousands globally even a million or two globally of us isn't much compared to billions using the devices.
- EvanAnderson 6y agoThat's what gives me the crushing sadness. It's never going to rise to the level that individual consumers will care. Only the "diehard techies" will care. Based on how many of my technical friends have knuckled-under and normalized these kinds of affronts to freedom apparently there are fewer "diehard techies" than I thought, too. I wish that I could just "turn off" my love for computing and computers. Instead, I get to see my hobby and vocation die a long, painful death.
- 2OEH8eoCRo0 6y ago>It's never going to rise to the level that individual consumers will care. Could it be possible that it's actually less of an issue than it seems to you? >Only the "diehard techies" will care. I'm a diehard techie and I do not care.