We will not get anywhere unless we specifically ask these companies what we
want, such as to not exploit labour, fabricate on occupied land, or sprinkle
our hardware with proprietary firmware. These companies have more than enough
money and resources to not behave this way. There are small companies who try
to build hardware from scratch so we can have free software, which is a great
idea. You would think these profitable bigger companies who have the budget
to try different things and test new product ideas, like proprietary firmware
free hardware, would actually do something about it. The ideas of free
software are pretty much known in computer science clubs throughout the
world. So I cannot understand why they no longer exist once these engineers
join a corporation. You would think *some* of these ideas would hold. Same
with people I know personally who abide by free software in school and then
become Mac fanatics after. It's weird.
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