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Who is this book for? Is it for everyday people like Jared and I that we're just going to start taking caution or knowing when or what to expect with different devices? Who is the consumer or the reader generally?

Who is this book for? Is it for everyday people like Jared and I that we're just going to start taking caution or knowing when or what to expect with different devices? Who is the consumer or the reader generally?

How much did you open up the topic of right to repair considering buttons, right? Like if you, going back to buttons, if it's behind a screen, it's less easily repairable. Whereas if it's a digital analog button, let's just say, I'm sure there's some digital behind the analogness of the button, but you can at least potentially, you know, swap out that sensor to correct that button issue.

How much did you open up the topic of right to repair considering buttons, right? Like if you, going back to buttons, if it's behind a screen, it's less easily repairable. Whereas if it's a digital analog button, let's just say, I'm sure there's some digital behind the analogness of the button, but you can at least potentially, you know, swap out that sensor to correct that button issue.

How much did you push the button, I suppose, on this topic? Somebody had to do it.

How much did you push the button, I suppose, on this topic? Somebody had to do it.

How long was this research? Like, how deep did you have to go? How was it funded? What was the purpose of this research? Obviously, you wrote a book, but like, was that the whole point of the research? What's the backstory there?

How long was this research? Like, how deep did you have to go? How was it funded? What was the purpose of this research? Obviously, you wrote a book, but like, was that the whole point of the research? What's the backstory there?

Yeah, I don't know either. There's a note here, at least in the description of the book, that says obsolescence culture. What does that reference to? Like planned obsolescence or something else?

Yeah, I don't know either. There's a note here, at least in the description of the book, that says obsolescence culture. What does that reference to? Like planned obsolescence or something else?

I have to share my example then, since that's how it works. So we had a microwave. I say had because we had to swap it out. Thankfully, we can get the exact same one. And so this issue with the microwave was not the function of the microwave. It was the digital touchpad, which is kind of like analog buttons, but they're just really like these depressible buttons.

I have to share my example then, since that's how it works. So we had a microwave. I say had because we had to swap it out. Thankfully, we can get the exact same one. And so this issue with the microwave was not the function of the microwave. It was the digital touchpad, which is kind of like analog buttons, but they're just really like these depressible buttons.

It's sort of the non-screen buttons.

It's sort of the non-screen buttons.

Membrane keys. There you go. Well, when you push certain buttons, they wouldn't do the function that the button did anymore. And then that was okay because I was like, well, I don't really push nine so frequently. So I can, I'm okay with that. Fine. I can't do 19 minutes, which I would never do in a microwave unless it was something crazy, I suppose. Right. Or nine minutes.

Membrane keys. There you go. Well, when you push certain buttons, they wouldn't do the function that the button did anymore. And then that was okay because I was like, well, I don't really push nine so frequently. So I can, I'm okay with that. Fine. I can't do 19 minutes, which I would never do in a microwave unless it was something crazy, I suppose. Right. Or nine minutes.

But okay, I can not live with the nine button. I can live without the nine button. But then it became the other buttons like zero or one. It's like, well, I have to have one. Yeah. You know, and then the screen that shows you like the liquid display, the LCD, if that's what it was, only with an LCD, but some sort of liquid crystal display. which is LCD.

But okay, I can not live with the nine button. I can live without the nine button. But then it became the other buttons like zero or one. It's like, well, I have to have one. Yeah. You know, and then the screen that shows you like the liquid display, the LCD, if that's what it was, only with an LCD, but some sort of liquid crystal display. which is LCD.

I was trying to be more specific, but then I messed up again. So just follow me. Just do your best, okay? We're with you, man. We're with you. Stick with the buttons. The buttons. The screen stopped working. So we're like, okay, this microwave is no longer usable.

I was trying to be more specific, but then I messed up again. So just follow me. Just do your best, okay? We're with you, man. We're with you. Stick with the buttons. The buttons. The screen stopped working. So we're like, okay, this microwave is no longer usable.