Pluralistic: Tesla's Dieselgate (28 July 2023)


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Pluralistic: Autoenshittification (24 July 2023)


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Pluralistic: Conservatives are fringe outliers – and leftists could learn from them (16 June 2023)


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Pluralistic: John Deere's repair fake-out; Good riddance to the Open Gaming License (12 Jan 2023)


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Pluralistic: 13 Nov 2022 The Framework is the most exciting laptop I've ever broken


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Pluralistic: 18 Oct 2022 Being good at your job is praxis


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Pluralistic: 15 Aug 2022


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Pluralistic: 07 Aug 2022


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A Win For Harley Riders

Fuck you, I bought it, it’s MINE.

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Right-to-Repair is a no-brainer. You bought a thing, you want to fix it — or nominate someone else to fix it for you — and the manufacturer doesn’t. How ever can we resolve this intractable difference of opinion?

It’s a real puzzler. Wait, how about this?

Fuck you, I bought it, it’s MINE.

That’s got a real ring to it, doesn’t it?

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Pluralistic: 08 Jun 2022


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