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Can we stop this silliness. Computers do not become obsolete due to them being difficult to repair. They become obsolete because they become obsolete. Let's no
by Bud 4y ago
Can we stop this silliness. Computers do not become obsolete due to them being difficult to repair.
They become obsolete because they become obsolete. Let's not just throw whatever we can find on the "right"-to-repair heap in an effort to desperately justify it. Justify it on its own terms. Or don't.
- kaladin-jasnah 4y agoI have a 7 year old desktop that is not obsolete since I can keep replacing stuff in it and upgrading it.
- harpiaharpyja 4y agoWhen something breaks and you cannot repair it, it becomes obsolete in the most concrete sense: it's no longer usable for it's intended purpose. Maybe your intended message is just unclear to me but your whole comment seems like pendantry without any substance.