Maybe they did? You’re kinda missing the point though, which is that this stuff is becoming more and more common and will be nigh-unavoidable in the future.

I don’t

Just got mine and getting this error. Would appreciate any support you nerds can give me because I don’t have a Github account:

Using adb at ./platform-tools/adb Force a switch into the debug mode to enable ADB /Applications/release/install-common.sh: line 20: ./serial-macos-latest/serial: Bad CPU type in executable

I’m not a crypto expert but once crypto is mined, it’s mined. And I don’t think hardly anyone is mining it anymore. And not all crypto requires so much energy in the first place.

Yeah that’s why the Grifter in Chief is all over it.

The Beast is fed by collecting data about you and then serving you back ads accordingly. This strips the data and the ads, so you feed them nothing.

I went ahead and ordered one so I guess I’ll find out!

As far as I’m aware: no.

How does data get back to EFF?

I did not understand any of that…

Good tip, thanks.

They’re actually behind. 3D printers are a much newer industry. Most industries start out super open, competitive and collaborative. This speeds up development to consumer-grade products. Eventually one or two companies gain sufficient marketshare to start enforcing anti-consumer shitfuckery. Look at the recent drama with Bambu printers and you’ll find that’s exactly what’s happening. It’s a tale as old as time.

Framework actually trolled us into thinking they were going to release a printer but instead they went into a market segment where everything was already modular, repairable and upgradable and gave us something that was not, at all. But hey, they gotta capitalize on the AI nonsense too, I guess?

I’ve had an Epson Ecotank for the last couple years and I have no complaints. I just refilled my black ink and it was $11 for 9 oz., which should last me years (but I don’t print that often).

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Oh I did see that after I made the suggestion, haha! But hopefully you can use that to drive more traffic to Mobilizon.

I really wish there was a single platform that federated all the different fedi types. Posts, photos, events, communities, etc.

You may have forgotten that all phones came with swappable batteries, small screens, and headphone jacks and they sold millions of them for decades. That proves these are important features because they sold well, right?

Important to consumers, yes. Important to OEMs? No, quite the opposite. I don’t think that applies to screen size.

What does that even mean?

What did you even mean if not to imply that people weren’t buying specifically large phones because they didn’t include these anti-features?

So identical that they were nearly the same price which could put a lot of buyers off if they feel like they’re getting less value for their money

Why would they feel like they were getting lass value when it was the size they wanted, and had everything else also?

Consumers also think that 1/4lb burgers are better than 1/3lb burgers because they’re bigger

So then you agree consumers want bigger phones?

You’re simply cherrypicking the result you want and shaping it to fit your argument.

Pot meet kettle.

I don’t think this argument holds water since the market hasn’t been adequately tested.

You forget that the entire market used to be comprised of exclusively “small” phones, and we moved away from that.

When was the last time a small phone that didn’t also focus on being budget friendly and feature-limited hit the market?

The iPhone 13 Mini and ASUS Zenfone, not so long ago.

Cool.

You forget that all phones used to be small.

Apple sold a 13 Mini, which was nearly identical to the 13, as much as is physically possible, and it was a dud.

Because people don’t buy them.

There aren’t many US users but maybe consider adding it to Mobilizon and link to it there.