yay, big win! :)
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we should be looking for solutions to this conundrum though.
that's not low key at all. living the dream.
and 13419 miles.
tbf the stereotype of young people being happier and more active and carefree has to do with the societal expectations involved with the age too, at least on my experience.
i don't think anything says we couldn't ease up as a society with trying to make everyone miserable for a change.
the worst part is that there are plenty of examples of older phones that achieved high IP ratings while also being more repairable. they just gaslight us into accepting it.
(also obligatory 🐧)
eh, they are already making the parts anyway. just make them available on order or something, not ideal but acceptable. beats forcing consumers to take a leap of faith for a product that looks pretty clearly to be disposable.
the way you put it is making it sound like a great thing, actually.
being existentially afraid of new tech instead of excited for the possibilities is a terribly capitalist problem to have.
and let's hope you don't get to have any woman in your life you can dump your misogyny on.
though i have a suspicion we are thankfully covered on this one.
i appreciate the heads up
who wants to bet personal computers will become permanently unaffordable for regular people, and they will sell it back to us through a cloud subscription?