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If it had warnings about not opening it, or not containing user serviceable parts, donβt fuck with it.
"As an ardent supporter of the right-to-repair movement, FUCK. THAT."
β Me and my spouse.
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P.S. Fuck John Deere.
Eh, I'm not sure about that broad. Macbooks say not to open them because "reasons", but most items in there can be easily repaired
Of course I understand caution with β‘οΈ, but just about everything has a 'do not open' label on it (in the litigous US anyway). Do we not care about right to repair?
I thought in the context of the question it was obvious what Iβm referring to.
'Twas not, friend.