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A regional standard is still a standard, like the electrical sockets I already gave as an example. What you're advocating for is the absence of standards. Not h
by AlotOfReading 1y ago
A regional standard is still a standard, like the electrical sockets I already gave as an example. What you're advocating for is the absence of standards. Not having standards generally makes producing things harder because you now have to reverse engineer anything you want to be compatible with instead of just designing to the standard.