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Of course my old Dell laptop would come with exactly one fully cemented screw so that I cannot replace the damned battery. Never gonna buy a laptop from these anti-consumer corpos ever again.

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TheGrinder 1y ago

Fast forward to 2025... most devices can't be opened any more without losing warranty or chipping the case. People just buy shit, use it, throw it away and replace it.

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Katja Lutz 1y ago

Thats the goal. First make them believe that what they own is worth nothing (2025), then make them own nothing at all (2030).

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TheGrinder 1y ago

But hey, at least we now have a standard charging cable in the EU. The 12 year old USB-C will fix e-waste!

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Katja Lutz 1y ago

Yeah, lets go 😂. Regulation does fix everything 🐑🐑🥳🐑🐑 - sarcasm off 😬

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TheGrinder 1y ago

Ursula's overregulation(s) certainly fixed innovation in Europe. It's non-existent at this point.