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> but now you know to do it later Nobody wants to update the firmware of their dishwasher! (or anything, really) I'm sure one can think of "benefits" to this,
by bambax 5y ago
> but now you know to do it later
Nobody wants to update the firmware of their dishwasher! (or anything, really)
I'm sure one can think of "benefits" to this, but as this incident shows, the annoyance far, far outweighs any possible benefit.
This is really getting out of hand. "Right to repair" should include "right to dumb down".
- EricE 5y ago>"This is really getting out of hand. "Right to repair" should include "right to dumb down"." Yes! Especially with cars - Toyota backed down but they are full of crap; they fully intended to do it until people objected: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLlzAv2GTdc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLlzAv2GTdc I love how the only people that were going to be exempted were peoples who's cars cellular modems already didn't work. How convenient. I hope I can be buried in the cars I currently own. And if I have to buy a new one if it won't work with the cellular modem being pulled out I ain't buying it.