Yeah. I went in swinging with a chip on my shoulder but I couldn't find fault with the article. Solid as heck for the internet. (IMO)
The one major problem I see with all this is mass adoption: it feels like most folks just don't care, and most of the folks who do care wind up using the "bad stuff" anyway (mostly out of convenience, but also due to FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out).)
Even the right-to-repair and "comcom" mandates rest on popular support, eh?
To me that seems like the "800 lb gorilla": how do you get the average user to care about this stuff?
The one major problem I see with all this is mass adoption: it feels like most folks just don't care, and most of the folks who do care wind up using the "bad stuff" anyway (mostly out of convenience, but also due to FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out).)
Even the right-to-repair and "comcom" mandates rest on popular support, eh?
To me that seems like the "800 lb gorilla": how do you get the average user to care about this stuff?