Our ideas of what it means are the same and I agree, but "general computing" doesn't mean the latest, most up to date hardware. The ability to freely compute on

Our ideas of what it means are the same and I agree, but "general computing" doesn't mean the latest, most up to date hardware. The ability to freely compute on a basic level isn't under any threat. I guess I'm being kind of pedantic, but I think there's a meaningful difference between being able to freely compute and being able to freely interact with systems run by other parties which is what is actually threatened.