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commit 96eee6196c8c8e04b8805003c3b58b80db04ac23
parent ac4fd1129cacfdbb880b535bd3a1d2b6ba97404b
Author: ugrnm <ugrnm@web>
Date:   Mon,  6 Jul 2026 11:30:27 +0200

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 Planned obsolescence means dealing with things that will not last as long as they actually would allow. This practice has environmental implications, contributing to wasted resources, energy, labour, and increased e-waste when functional or repairable items are discarded.
 
-It is possible to mitigate the situation by practising computational degrowth, and try to repair things. This possibility to repair can however be prevented, limited or obfuscated by the manufacturers. This is why some groups actively try to influence policies to implement various "rights to [[repair]]".
+It is possible to mitigate the situation by practising computational degrowth, and try to repair things. This possibility to repair can however be prevented, limited or obfuscated by the manufacturers. This is why some groups actively try to influence policies to implement various "rights to repair".