How do we solve the planned obsolescence problem?

>>61749074
x220 or t420

>>61749074
Buy the new product before they plan to replace it?

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>>61749140

>>61749140
can't tell if trolling...

>>61749074
Depends on the device.

Smartphones: Lineage.
PCs: Linux.

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>>61749074
By buy older time tested hardware like the x200.

>>61749074
Get a asian gf.
They dont age so fast and are easily replaceable with newer models.

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>>61749074
Abolish competition based monetary economics, and move to a scientific-based socio-economic system.

>>61749074
You can't.

If all manufacturers are working together to make all their products obsolescent to increase sales, short of complete boycott of ALL those products there's nothing you can do.

>>61749074
learn to repair things or learn to build things.

>>61749390
Only because our economic system incentivises such behavior, instead of promoting and rewarding unity.
see >>61749351

>>61749074
literally have everyone get hired at every tech company and force out the old people and push benevolent business practices
which means we cant

>>61749074
get elected, push laws against that.

stop posting lain you consumerist piece of garbage

>>61749074
Get rich.
Manufacture shit yourself.

Doesn't matter if you only make 1000 units a year, because they'll last lifetime and you'll be one of its users.
The remaining 999 will cover the costs.