Hackers gonna hack, and that’s a great thing tbh, but more impressive the talk about how someone did X is the less likly someone would have just got it working like that.
Again, I’m 100% for the spirit of it, but wish more stuff was “hobbyist/diy” friendly. Those terms though even shows how far we have gotten away from the concept of self repair and modification that it’s an exception to be able to work on your own stuff, and you have to spend significant amount of time reverse engineering to fix even a basic thing.
We need more Richard Stallmans, and Lousie Rossmans out here being outraged by the constant work to undermine people from fixing and using the things they own.
Hackers gonna hack, and that’s a great thing tbh, but more impressive the talk about how someone did X is the less likly someone would have just got it working like that.
Again, I’m 100% for the spirit of it, but wish more stuff was “hobbyist/diy” friendly. Those terms though even shows how far we have gotten away from the concept of self repair and modification that it’s an exception to be able to work on your own stuff, and you have to spend significant amount of time reverse engineering to fix even a basic thing.
We need more Richard Stallmans, and Lousie Rossmans out here being outraged by the constant work to undermine people from fixing and using the things they own.