The manufacture should have zero say if their product gets repaired or not. The only person who can give permission to repair it is the owner. It should be illegal to implement tying to lockout parts being used as a replacement. Right to repair

They call it jailbreak because this is an issue of freedom: software freedom

An oldie, but goldie.

"Sorry I can't come to work, still gay"

Before hitting submit I'd worry I've made a silly mistake which would make me look a fool and waste their time.

Do they think the AI written code Just Works (TM)? Do they feel so detached from that code that they don't feel embarrassment when it's shit? It's like calling yourself a fictional story writer and writing "written by (your name)" on the cover when you didn't write it, and it's nonsense.

Why are we comfortable with not owning the things we buy :/

The software company has "Open" in their name and yet makes proprietary software, the first clue 🫠

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A rapist mentality.

How dare users have control of their own hardware!

To use Windows without a Microsoft account requires tech literacy these days, I thought. I would not be suprised if users didn't choose to sync with a MS account but it's doing it anyway, if that's what MS want.

May allow

The benevolence! Your own computer can do whatever you want it to.. if MS agrees to it.

Is it possible to remain subscribed to Technology but not get posts about this person?

Given Reddit's past unreasonableness, I wouldn't be surprised if this otherwise reasonable explanation has an alternative motive.

Verify my balls, Google.

The real cheats are the proprietary software we installed along the way.

GamersNexus donating to archive.org so they can keep checking how websites quietly change what they say after they've been called out 🤠

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