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streetfighter64yesterday at 12:00 PM1 replyview on HN

Well yeah, you can probably fix it for pretty cheap if you've just got some know-how. But why do Apple need to make it more difficult to fix for no reason? Riveting the keyboard to the frame doesn't make the device "thinner", and as proved by people being able to fix it without rivets, doesn't even really serve a purpose. Your last sentence is a total non-sequitur; as far as I can tell it does not relate to anything I've said.

Why are you so adamant about protecting your "right" to buy a worse product?


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999900000999yesterday at 1:51 PM

I don’t understand this authoritarian need to ban everything you don’t like.

Should the government have a reparability board ? Who gets to be on it ?

If it pleases the King , may I buy a laptop while traveling and bring it home.

An argument could be made for a refundable recycling fee. Say 5% that gets returned when you take the device to a recycling center after your done with it

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