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I don't know, but I would like to and I also feel like there is a real opportunity for "open" hardware or whatever you want to call it that is accessible to a l
by version_five 4y ago
I don't know, but I would like to and I also feel like there is a real opportunity for "open" hardware or whatever you want to call it that is accessible to a layperson. I want a new running gps, and it seems the options have really closed off over the years as far as just being able to get a normal gps that tells you your speed and kilometers and isn't "connected" in some way.
The same is true all the way up e.g. to cars. Electronics are now a vector for stealing personal information, instead of an actual product to sell. I'd love to be able to reclaim that and have stuff with basic functionality I want and none of the crap that's there to serve the vendor only.