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I like giving people a choice whether they want to buy something repairable/configurable or not. Minimal government intervention. Let the market decide.
by trixie_ 5y ago
I like giving people a choice whether they want to buy something repairable/configurable or not. Minimal government intervention. Let the market decide.
- nrp 5y agoWe are fans of proving there is a market for this by building and selling it ourselves, but there are categories where the start-up costs for new entrants are impossibly high and the incumbents are actively opposed to repairability. Even for notebooks, the capital required is non-trivial.
- xpe 5y agoYes, it is nice when people have many choices. History and economics show that markets left to their own devices often give fewer choices than smart combinations of (markets & oversight).
- Dracophoenix 5y agoThe PC clones of the 80s and 90s beg to differ.
- xpe 5y agoExplain please? Beg to differ with what exactly?