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I feel some kind of innate shit in me in my humanness that says fixing a thing I own cannot be illegal. Period full stop no questions or exceptions.
Somehow, I’ll fight whatever in court, because I’m fine with what I’m doing
I think it would be fair to say that if you’re forbidden to fix it, you don’t truly own it.
Keep it up, sister!
I’m a dude. Don’t necessarily not call me that but just so you’re aware. Thanks sister
All I could do was guess based on very little info. Doesn’t really matter; it was figurative, not literal. :)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_the_Internet,_nobody_knows_you’re_a_dog
Fair enough
I think, legally forbidden fixing could make sense for things that people’s life depends on, like health devices, or amusement park installations, or aviation. On the other hand, I don’t know if that is applied reasonably in reality (likely not)
Edit: I mean, even in that case the repairs are allowed, but only for a qualified party
Are you including cars?
Only if it’s a special transport, i.e. an ambulance, a fire truck, or such
And they also fund far-righters… whyyyyyyy
who does? FULU?
This is a fascinating company! How are they funded? Did I miss that in the article?
This is the kinda shit rich people could do. Put a million bucks in a fund, use the growth for payouts, never run out of money.
Just you wait, DrewDevault will shit on this too.