I understand the sentiment, while also looking at our computing devices' market where the fight for repairability is pretty harsh and far from a given. Same fo

I understand the sentiment, while also looking at our computing devices' market where the fight for repairability is pretty harsh and far from a given. Same for cars that are becoming less and less repairable and viable in the long term, medical devices are now vulnerable to external attack vectors to a point the field didn't predict, and I'd assume it's the same in so many other fields. One could argue those are all the effect of software getting integrated into what where "dumb" devices, but that's also the march of progress the society is longing for...where to draw the line is more and more a tough decision, and the need for regulation kinda puts a lot of the potential improvements into the "when hell freezes" bucket. I hope I'm deeply mistaken.