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I don't see why something can't be repairable and have good ergonomics/aesthetics. Just because something is repairable doesn't mean it needs to be made of chea
by accurrent 6y ago
I don't see why something can't be repairable and have good ergonomics/aesthetics. Just because something is repairable doesn't mean it needs to be made of cheap plastic or pops off easily.
The bigger issue here is (1) e-waste, (2) critical infrastructure.