throwaway15858

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by throwaway15858 3y ago
The problem with phones is the chipset software support. You can make the most repairable phone but when they both get the same length of support it helps less.
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by throwaway15858 3y ago
That's certainly the case. The problem is the legal and social framework hasn't caught up with the times. It wasn't that long ago that the government was small enough to be funded entirely by tariffs. Everything has been outs
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by throwaway15858 3y ago
I've thought about this and there's no way to condense a multivariate notion of product quality into a scale. The best I've come up with is that all products should have to prominently advertise their years of warranty suppor
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by throwaway15858 3y ago
The line between "private" companies and government action is intentionally blurred. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Choke_Point
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by throwaway15858 3y ago
If 10 years of bombing by the Saudis (with American assistance) couldn't dislodge them I don't imagine this will amount to much either.
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by throwaway15858 3y ago
THINK https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Think_(slogan)
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by throwaway15858 3y ago
>Once a car gets older, there's usually no shortage of the electrical components on the secondary market as they're getting scrapped Usually the lifespan limiting component is the same on all vehicles of a type so there's
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by throwaway15858 3y ago
The problem is the degradation is fastest when it's brand new.
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by throwaway15858 3y ago
There are a lot of reasons, many of them bureaucratic. If you own your own home in an urban locale with a garage and drive more than 12k miles a year an EV is probably perfect for you. If you live in a condo good luck dealing with the condo