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Make no mistake about it: these have been assembled using slave labour. Check out the soldering job if in doubt.
by eurasiantiger 5y ago
Make no mistake about it: these have been assembled using slave labour. Check out the soldering job if in doubt.
- rurban 5y agoI don't think that they are assembled in US prisons. Looks more like a typical Chinese assembly, with fully automatic placement machines.
- eurasiantiger 5y agoNicely twisted, but the implication was not about the US prison system. This does not look at all like the work of pick-and-place machines. No solder paste was used, much less flow soldering. This is all done by hand, by incompetent workers. That implies Xinjiang.
- rurban 5y agoBad soldering has no connection to slave labor then. Just bad management, keeping costs low. BTW Look at the price of a good soldering paste: EUR100 and wait-time 2 months.
- eurasiantiger 5y agoAgain, nicely twisted, but nothing here checks out. It is extremely likely these boards have been soldered by Uighurs in Xinjiang camps. Would you rather sit in a factory soldering RISC-V boards without pay or wait for your turn in a concentration camp where you can get indiscriminately beaten, raped, tortured and killed?