You’re writing like the status quo is a law of nature. At best it’s been that way for a decade or two How many times has computing hardware changed in respons

You’re writing like the status quo is a law of nature. At best it’s been that way for a decade or two How many times has computing hardware changed in response to the economics of the parts and the economics of the businesses buying hardware? There are downsides to new models, but money solves a lot of problems So I don’t know about Oxide in particular, but it seems short sighted to bet on stagnation Also Oxide is doing what Google did 20 years ago, and Facebook open sourced ~10 years ago, so it’s not exactly unproven