The amount of people here saying it's ok or even a long lifespan (?!) is shocking. At college, around 2008 I had electronic circuit labs where we used Soviet o

The amount of people here saying it's ok or even a long lifespan (?!) is shocking. At college, around 2008 I had electronic circuit labs where we used Soviet oscilloscopes dating back to the 70s. They worked perfectly well (we couldn't read the Cyryllic, but after 10min intro you understand the knobs). And why wouldn't they work? Stockholm syndrome of some is unbelievable. And then when I say that I don't want any cloud-controlled devices, people tell me I'm paranoid... If Google is to retire hardware like this, they should either open source the full stack, write new OSS version of it, or refund the customers plus be fined in tens of millions for e-waste. (While they green wash). PS. I used Jamboards at Google and they were cool for meetings or job interviews.