1. jdujfkhllhl Dec 25, 2025 parent

   Do you have any evidence that anyone, ever, has been forced to buy a (framework) laptop?
2. jdujfkhllhl Dec 25, 2025 parent

   If all the laptop components break at the same time, there's no need for repairability. Then it’s just a somewhat disposable computer by design. For a car analogy, this is how many americans could afford their first car.

   The truly bad designs are when one broken component is preventing repairability. Hello apple!

3. jdujfkhllhl Dec 25, 2025 parent

   China and EU have mandated usb-c for all rechargeable devices, for many years. Usb-a is legacy, together with vga, parallel printer ports and other old and bulky connectors, such connectors should require adapters. This is a good thing.

   That’s why apple laptops are using usb-c.

4. jdujfkhllhl Dec 25, 2025 parent

   Should a laptop be optimized for indoor or outdoor use?
5. jdujfkhllhl Dec 25, 2025 parent

   And that was even after constructive cooperation with amd. Now think about the more common, hostile, interaction many suppliers provide.

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