Re: Supporting hardware freedom in the long range

[Jacob Hrbek]

> We are not.  This name-calling makes it pointless to talk with you. 
-- RMS

I didn't mean to name call you and it is not in my interest to appear 
hostile so i apologize if it was taken that way, but from what you said 
i understood that you are using the example of using a LED bulbs to make 
the argument that free hardware is not practical and not worth the time 
and i feel that it's important to make the argument that it's very 
practical and time efficient thus why i wanted to explain why i feel 
that analogy is wrong and explain why i think that we are already in the 
"painless encouraging" phase by highlighting the solution with arduino 
and 3D printing a design from thingiverse which i would compare to 
working with lego as it's just plug, flash and play and could be done in 
<5 minutes (+ time it takes for a fabricator to fabricate the design 
which is usually automatic and doesn't require any input)

On 1/30/22 05:19, Richard Stallman wrote:
> We are not.  This name-calling makes it pointless to talk with you.

--
Jacob Hrbek

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