I'm imagining an actually good piece of legislation that requires companies to provide access beyond the lifetime of their platform. Lifetime in this instance refers to the consumer
Can we just get a piece of legislation that requires unlimited lifetime access to digital purchases?
I'm just confused about how you can have more tomatoes than you could possibly eat during grow season, but still have to buy tomatoes for 3/4 of the year
Why don't you can and freeze your extra tomatoes?
They block sidewalks, they destroy bus stops, they hurt workers
I jumped ship over to Linux just in time then. 10 was bad, but serviceable and it got more stable in EOL. They're going to ruin it even more with slop
I've been a blasphemer since I was 10. When I was 19, an ex broke up with me because I was standing up to do communion at one of those fancy protestant churches that use real bread instead of wafers. Her dad asked me if I knew what was happening. I responded yes, so he asked why I was standing up. I said "I'm feeling a little hungry"
Please, tell me more forbidden phrases about ~~your cult~~ AI.
Fossil Fascism in action
My solution to avoiding capitalist propaganda is being too poor to afford things
I'm not a legislator, so I don't know what enforcement mechanisms should be. But what I do know is that anything that eliminates this blatant theft from consumers would be a good thing.