• @penquin@lemm.ee
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    723 months ago

    That’s the first one that came to mind. They started every shitty trend in the industry

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        3 months ago

        Nah, fuck those mother fuckers. As a former farmer myself, I can tell you that fixing my own shit was an almost life or death situation. I can’t just leave my crops without my machines more than a day. Shit needs to work right away. I used to grow rice and it needed constant flow of cold river water for 6 months straight up. I had two diesel water pumps on the river, one is running 24/7 and the other is back up in case the other broke. If that shit broke and I waited for a day or two without giving the rice cold water, it all dies. Completely dies

        • @theneverfox@pawb.social
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          93 months ago

          And what’s the alternative? You learn to maintain your own equipment and take operation of your powerful and dangerous tools into your own hands, like you do when operating it? You find a local mechanic, like you would with a car, plane, or boat? You keep using the same equipment without paying the manufacturer more until it deteriorates too much to repair?

          That’s insane. There’s not even a subscription involved, it’s deranged. Forget your rice, the shareholders need bigger made up numbers!

    • @Corkyskog@sh.itjust.works
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      3 months ago

      I feel like printers started it. Everyone I had used to setup came with some insane cable. Not to mention the actual cartridge

    • @Leviathan@lemmy.world
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      123 months ago

      It’s the legacy that stinky piece of shit Steve Jobs left behind. That, skirting foreign labor laws, treating your own child like shit and stabbing your friends in the back.