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Some things are still accessible. For example you can really own a Raspberry PI or an Arduino (modulo some firmware). But there has been a social change. I bet
by sharikone 5y ago
Some things are still accessible. For example you can really own a Raspberry PI or an Arduino (modulo some firmware).
But there has been a social change. I bet youngsters that do this kind of thing these days have mentors/patents who went out of their way to provide them with "ownable" platforms. The intersection of children who get that and have the curiosity to explore is a meager percentage of the population.