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  1. I'll avoid the subtoot and just post a (somewhat) positive message:

    #bambu #bambulabs are doing #enshittification at speed and on purpose. They define "community" as "people who gave us money, under our rules and control". We know that. The occasional reminder for #3dprinting is still good.

    If you want to amplify that message, focus on the positive people such as #LouisRossmann: m.youtube.com/watch?v=1jhRqgHx

    That's it. That's the toot.

  2. Me fascinan las #impresoras3d. No tengo una por tema de consumo eléctrico y por el material de impresión (plástico) y sus residuos.

    Pero si uno ve videos de algunos usuarios, pronto se encuentra que unas cuantas compañias han creado este imperio apropiandosé de código y hardware abiertos y gratuitos.

    Y pretenden cerrarlo a su antojo para seguir ganando dinero y ningunear a sus clientes.

    Aquí un video sobre estas prácticas que afecta a Bambu Labs, una de las compañias de impresoras 3D mas conocidas y populares.

    Solo por este intento monopolístico sobre un codigo con licencia #AGPL no compraría nada de ellos. 🤬

    Louis Rossman se enfrenta a Bambu Labs por emprender acciones legales contra un desarrollador de código abierto. #impreesion3d

    mastodon.ie/@Allyn/11656405940
    [email protected] - Louis Rossman takes on #BambuLabs for taking legal action on an open source developer - and holy shit, Louis, I was not familiar with your game!

    The video is very much worth a watch but the last 4 minutes are actually amazing.

    Louis details all of the other big tech and pharma companies that attempted the same thing with him and how he’s beat them.

    Absolutely Trojan work.

    #3dprinting #louisrossmann

    youtu.be/1jhRqgHxEP8

  3. Me fascinan las #impresoras3d. No tengo una por tema de consumo eléctrico y por el material de impresión (plástico) y sus residuos.

    Pero si uno ve videos de algunos usuarios, pronto se encuentra que unas cuantas compañias han creado este imperio apropiandosé de código y hardware abiertos y gratuitos.

    Y pretenden cerrarlo a su antojo para seguir ganando dinero y ningunear a sus clientes.

    Aquí un video sobre estas prácticas que afecta a Bambu Labs, una de las compañias de impresoras 3D mas conocidas y populares.

    Solo por este intento monopolístico sobre un codigo con licencia #AGPL no compraría nada de ellos. 🤬

    Louis Rossman se enfrenta a Bambu Labs por emprender acciones legales contra un desarrollador de código abierto. #impreesion3d

    mastodon.ie/@Allyn/11656405940
    [email protected] - Louis Rossman takes on #BambuLabs for taking legal action on an open source developer - and holy shit, Louis, I was not familiar with your game!

    The video is very much worth a watch but the last 4 minutes are actually amazing.

    Louis details all of the other big tech and pharma companies that attempted the same thing with him and how he’s beat them.

    Absolutely Trojan work.

    #3dprinting #louisrossmann

    youtu.be/1jhRqgHxEP8

  4. Me fascinan las #impresoras3d. No tengo una por tema de consumo eléctrico y por el material de impresión (plástico) y sus residuos.

    Pero si uno ve videos de algunos usuarios, pronto se encuentra que unas cuantas compañias han creado este imperio apropiandosé de código y hardware abiertos y gratuitos.

    Y pretenden cerrarlo a su antojo para seguir ganando dinero y ningunear a sus clientes.

    Aquí un video sobre estas prácticas que afecta a Bambu Labs, una de las compañias de impresoras 3D mas conocidas y populares.

    Solo por este intento monopolístico sobre un codigo con licencia #AGPL no compraría nada de ellos. 🤬

    Louis Rossman se enfrenta a Bambu Labs por emprender acciones legales contra un desarrollador de código abierto. #impreesion3d

    mastodon.ie/@Allyn/11656405940
    [email protected] - Louis Rossman takes on #BambuLabs for taking legal action on an open source developer - and holy shit, Louis, I was not familiar with your game!

    The video is very much worth a watch but the last 4 minutes are actually amazing.

    Louis details all of the other big tech and pharma companies that attempted the same thing with him and how he’s beat them.

    Absolutely Trojan work.

    #3dprinting #louisrossmann

    youtu.be/1jhRqgHxEP8

  5. Me fascinan las #impresoras3d. No tengo una por tema de consumo eléctrico y por el material de impresión (plástico) y sus residuos.

    Pero si uno ve videos de algunos usuarios, pronto se encuentra que unas cuantas compañias han creado este imperio apropiandosé de código y hardware abiertos y gratuitos.

    Y pretenden cerrarlo a su antojo para seguir ganando dinero y ningunear a sus clientes.

    Aquí un video sobre estas prácticas que afecta a Bambu Labs, una de las compañias de impresoras 3D mas conocidas y populares.

    Solo por este intento monopolístico sobre un codigo con licencia #AGPL no compraría nada de ellos. 🤬

    Louis Rossman se enfrenta a Bambu Labs por emprender acciones legales contra un desarrollador de código abierto. #impreesion3d

    mastodon.ie/@Allyn/11656405940
    [email protected] - Louis Rossman takes on #BambuLabs for taking legal action on an open source developer - and holy shit, Louis, I was not familiar with your game!

    The video is very much worth a watch but the last 4 minutes are actually amazing.

    Louis details all of the other big tech and pharma companies that attempted the same thing with him and how he’s beat them.

    Absolutely Trojan work.

    #3dprinting #louisrossmann

    youtu.be/1jhRqgHxEP8

  6. youtube.com/watch?v=qLLVn6XT7v0

    Louis Rossmann is going to put up $10K to defend the Open Source project, that used only AGPL licensed code, but yet is being targeted by BambuLab.

    #BambuLab #Bambu #LouisRossmann #Legal #OpenSource #3Dprinting

  7. I know we won’t hear it from either corporate party, so I’d love to hear about this from @avilewis of the #NDP.

    I live in one of many blue/orange electoral districts, where there are enough gamers, technicians, mechanics, farmers, nurses, and ticked off normies jaded by conventional slimy politics that a sincerely blunt Graham Platner-esque economic populist message, framing leftist policy in terms of practical solutions to material conditions, paired with a #rightToRepair and #rightToOwn message, could swing the margin orange.

    The same state capture by oligarchs enabled by DMCA § 1201 in the USA is enabled by the propagandically misnamed Copyright Modernization Act in Canada. My work puts me in discussion with a lot of locals about their electronics, and the anti-repair and anti-ownership effects of the CMA anger a lot of people, as does the barrier it imposes to migrating off Meta platforms and other US tech monopolies. (They don’t put it in those words, but they talk about frustrations with devices and services and the companies, and express feeling trapped.)

    As @pluralistic points out, the CMA was enacted by Harper and Clement despite overwhelming Canadian popular opposition, ostensibly in exchange for a trade deal the US is now violating. However, that’s not the language to use with a bunch of blue-collar types, nor with a much of IT nerds. For the language to talk with them out here, listen to #LouisRossmann, to Steve Burke of #GamersNexus, and to analogous voices on topics of cars, farm equipment, medical equipment, military equipment, and personal electronics.

    Ensure you and any NDP candidate running in a blue/orange district fluently understand these topics and discuss them in language relatable to working-class Canadians who don’t consider themselves “political,” by relating the topics to material conditions of people’s lives at home, in business, at the clinic or hospital, etc., and you’ll have something to offer that neither Pierre nor Mark will touch.

    youtube.com/watch?v=ltgPu1hXkPc

    #cdnpoli

  8. I know we won’t hear it from either corporate party, so I’d love to hear about this from @avilewis of the #NDP.

    I live in one of many blue/orange electoral districts, where there are enough gamers, technicians, mechanics, farmers, nurses, and ticked off normies jaded by conventional slimy politics that a sincerely blunt Graham Platner-esque economic populist message, framing leftist policy in terms of practical solutions to material conditions, paired with a #rightToRepair and #rightToOwn message, could swing the margin orange.

    The same state capture by oligarchs enabled by DMCA § 1201 in the USA is enabled by the propagandically misnamed Copyright Modernization Act in Canada. My work puts me in discussion with a lot of locals about their electronics, and the anti-repair and anti-ownership effects of the CMA anger a lot of people, as does the barrier it imposes to migrating off Meta platforms and other US tech monopolies. (They don’t put it in those words, but they talk about frustrations with devices and services and the companies, and express feeling trapped.)

    As @pluralistic points out, the CMA was enacted by Harper and Clement despite overwhelming Canadian popular opposition, ostensibly in exchange for a trade deal the US is now violating. However, that’s not the language to use with a bunch of blue-collar types, nor with a much of IT nerds. For the language to talk with them out here, listen to #LouisRossmann, to Steve Burke of #GamersNexus, and to analogous voices on topics of cars, farm equipment, medical equipment, military equipment, and personal electronics.

    Ensure you and any NDP candidate running in a blue/orange district fluently understand these topics and discuss them in language relatable to working-class Canadians who don’t consider themselves “political,” by relating the topics to material conditions of people’s lives at home, in business, at the clinic or hospital, etc., and you’ll have something to offer that neither Pierre nor Mark will touch.

    youtube.com/watch?v=ltgPu1hXkPc

    #cdnpoli

  9. I know we won’t hear it from either corporate party, so I’d love to hear about this from @avilewis of the #NDP.

    I live in one of many blue/orange electoral districts, where there are enough gamers, technicians, mechanics, farmers, nurses, and ticked off normies jaded by conventional slimy politics that a sincerely blunt Graham Platner-esque economic populist message, framing leftist policy in terms of practical solutions to material conditions, paired with a #rightToRepair and #rightToOwn message, could swing the margin orange.

    The same state capture by oligarchs enabled by DMCA § 1201 in the USA is enabled by the propagandically misnamed Copyright Modernization Act in Canada. My work puts me in discussion with a lot of locals about their electronics, and the anti-repair and anti-ownership effects of the CMA anger a lot of people, as does the barrier it imposes to migrating off Meta platforms and other US tech monopolies. (They don’t put it in those words, but they talk about frustrations with devices and services and the companies, and express feeling trapped.)

    As @pluralistic points out, the CMA was enacted by Harper and Clement despite overwhelming Canadian popular opposition, ostensibly in exchange for a trade deal the US is now violating. However, that’s not the language to use with a bunch of blue-collar types, nor with a much of IT nerds. For the language to talk with them out here, listen to #LouisRossmann, to Steve Burke of #GamersNexus, and to analogous voices on topics of cars, farm equipment, medical equipment, military equipment, and personal electronics.

    Ensure you and any NDP candidate running in a blue/orange district fluently understand these topics and discuss them in language relatable to working-class Canadians who don’t consider themselves “political,” by relating the topics to material conditions of people’s lives at home, in business, at the clinic or hospital, etc., and you’ll have something to offer that neither Pierre nor Mark will touch.

    youtube.com/watch?v=ltgPu1hXkPc

    #cdnpoli

  10. I know we won’t hear it from either corporate party, so I’d love to hear about this from @avilewis of the #NDP.

    I live in one of many blue/orange electoral districts, where there are enough gamers, technicians, mechanics, farmers, nurses, and ticked off normies jaded by conventional slimy politics that a sincerely blunt Graham Platner-esque economic populist message, framing leftist policy in terms of practical solutions to material conditions, paired with a #rightToRepair and #rightToOwn message, could swing the margin orange.

    The same state capture by oligarchs enabled by DMCA § 1201 in the USA is enabled by the propagandically misnamed Copyright Modernization Act in Canada. My work puts me in discussion with a lot of locals about their electronics, and the anti-repair and anti-ownership effects of the CMA anger a lot of people, as does the barrier it imposes to migrating off Meta platforms and other US tech monopolies. (They don’t put it in those words, but they talk about frustrations with devices and services and the companies, and express feeling trapped.)

    As @pluralistic points out, the CMA was enacted by Harper and Clement despite overwhelming Canadian popular opposition, ostensibly in exchange for a trade deal the US is now violating. However, that’s not the language to use with a bunch of blue-collar types, nor with a much of IT nerds. For the language to talk with them out here, listen to #LouisRossmann, to Steve Burke of #GamersNexus, and to analogous voices on topics of cars, farm equipment, medical equipment, military equipment, and personal electronics.

    Ensure you and any NDP candidate running in a blue/orange district fluently understand these topics and discuss them in language relatable to working-class Canadians who don’t consider themselves “political,” by relating the topics to material conditions of people’s lives at home, in business, at the clinic or hospital, etc., and you’ll have something to offer that neither Pierre nor Mark will touch.

    youtube.com/watch?v=ltgPu1hXkPc

    #cdnpoli

  11. I know we won’t hear it from either corporate party, so I’d love to hear about this from @avilewis of the #NDP.

    I live in one of many blue/orange electoral districts, where there are enough gamers, technicians, mechanics, farmers, nurses, and ticked off normies jaded by conventional slimy politics that a sincerely blunt Graham Platner-esque economic populist message, framing leftist policy in terms of practical solutions to material conditions, paired with a #rightToRepair and #rightToOwn message, could swing the margin orange.

    The same state capture by oligarchs enabled by DMCA § 1201 in the USA is enabled by the propagandically misnamed Copyright Modernization Act in Canada. My work puts me in discussion with a lot of locals about their electronics, and the anti-repair and anti-ownership effects of the CMA anger a lot of people, as does the barrier it imposes to migrating off Meta platforms and other US tech monopolies. (They don’t put it in those words, but they talk about frustrations with devices and services and the companies, and express feeling trapped.)

    As @pluralistic points out, the CMA was enacted by Harper and Clement despite overwhelming Canadian popular opposition, ostensibly in exchange for a trade deal the US is now violating. However, that’s not the language to use with a bunch of blue-collar types, nor with a much of IT nerds. For the language to talk with them out here, listen to #LouisRossmann, to Steve Burke of #GamersNexus, and to analogous voices on topics of cars, farm equipment, medical equipment, military equipment, and personal electronics.

    Ensure you and any NDP candidate running in a blue/orange district fluently understand these topics and discuss them in language relatable to working-class Canadians who don’t consider themselves “political,” by relating the topics to material conditions of people’s lives at home, in business, at the clinic or hospital, etc., and you’ll have something to offer that neither Pierre nor Mark will touch.

    youtube.com/watch?v=ltgPu1hXkPc

    #cdnpoli

  12. I once stumbled on a Macbook repair YTer and was blown away by his presentation and diagnosis of a known GPU issue on a 2010 MBP.

    @jerrej noted:
    Louis Rossmann! #louisrossmann

    He’s still doing good work bringing attention to #ConsumerRightsWiki to categorize #enshittification practices.

    Probably going to contribute Highland Pro app I ranted about recently.

    youtu.be/ii-D9LaitUw

    consumerrights.wiki/w/Main_Page

    @pluralistic

  13. theverge.com/tech/881678/ring-

    The Fulu Foundation, the consumer advocacy group co-founded by YouTuber Louis Rossmann, is offering an initial bounty of $10,000 to anyone who can integrate Ring doorbells with a local PC or server, while cutting off access to Amazon’s servers.

    #LouisRossmann #Amazon #Ring #RingDoorbell #Privacy

  14. @mcnado
    Right-to-repair, anti-surveillance activist Louis Rossmann #LouisRossmann coming to #Denver #deFlock #Flock #ALPR community town hall🤘 Wed. 10/22 6P 2650 E. 40th Ave.
    A guide to de-flocking Denver: here's EXACTLY what you need to do, step by step.
    youtube.com/watch?v=cxJIp_4RaWk
    How Denver's Mayor [Mike Johnston] forced Flock AI surveillance on residents after a 12-0 vote to get rid of them
    youtube.com/watch?v=mQxQpzNSNZU

  15. Louis Rossmann

    Google: 'Your $1000 phone needs our permission to install apps now'". Android users are screwed

    Enlightning is this vid. Frightning the prospect. We need more freedom phones!

    youtube.com/watch?v=QBEKlIV_70E

    #Louis #Rossmann #LouisRossmann #Android

  16. I don't hate the idea behind #clippy or #LouisRossmann and his latest activism.

    However, I really don't think its going to do anything. Were all here because we don't trust big tech corpos to give a shit about us.

    So to me the obvious correct answer is to go as scorched earth with it as possible. Remove myself from as many #centralized sites as possible. And hope we all can go back to enjoying a free and open or #decentralized internet.

    Louis has a motivation though. He has a community and an income stream from YouTube and thus needs it to change or at least be more predictable for him. Most of us aren't really doing this for money over here.

    I don't expect a PFP change to mean anything if you're still using the service.

    "I hate this restaurant and I wear my 'I hate Arby's' T-shirt every day when I go back to Arby's for lunch. Just so I can remember why I hate it..."

  17. How Youtuber Louis Rossmann's beef with an Australian PlayStation repair whiz revealed a shocking past
    abc.net.au/news/2025-07-20/you

    This story takes some twists and turns.

    For me, it's a reminder for me of several important points:
    - People who do downright awful things in one area of their life/work/morals are usually terrible people in other areas.
    - Some people have enough awareness to say "Sorry" to their victims, yet not show remorse or contrition. They do not change their ways, they are manipulative, and they think they're the smartest person in the room. They're incapable of showing sincere respect or gratitude toward other people. They're toxic, they're abusive, they're bullies, and they're acting as though "The end justifies the means" to get what they want.
    - We should all have the right to repair software, hardware, and systems we own. Whether you're running a repair business, or are a Maker (or "Hacker" by the old-school definition), or are a regular person engaging in a hobby at home, we should be supportive of each other in these aims. It's wrong to impede these goals by abusing legal tools such as Copyright, DRM, and DMCA.

    #RightToRepair #Maker #Hacker #LouisRossmann #JessaJones #DigitalRightsManagement #DigitalRestrictionsManagement #DRM #DigitalMillenniumCopyrightAct DMCA #Copyright #YouTube #LuanTahiraj #BetterWayElectronics

  18. How Youtuber Louis Rossmann's beef with an Australian PlayStation repair whiz revealed a shocking past
    abc.net.au/news/2025-07-20/you

    This story takes some twists and turns.

    For me, it's a reminder for me of several important points:
    - People who do downright awful things in one area of their life/work/morals are usually terrible people in other areas.
    - Some people have enough awareness to say "Sorry" to their victims, yet not show remorse or contrition. They do not change their ways, they are manipulative, and they think they're the smartest person in the room. They're incapable of showing sincere respect or gratitude toward other people. They're toxic, they're abusive, they're bullies, and they're acting as though "The end justifies the means" to get what they want.
    - We should all have the right to repair software, hardware, and systems we own. Whether you're running a repair business, or are a Maker (or "Hacker" by the old-school definition), or are a regular person engaging in a hobby at home, we should be supportive of each other in these aims. It's wrong to impede these goals by abusing legal tools such as Copyright, DRM, and DMCA.

    #RightToRepair #Maker #Hacker #LouisRossmann #JessaJones #DigitalRightsManagement #DigitalRestrictionsManagement #DRM #DigitalMillenniumCopyrightAct DMCA #Copyright #YouTube #LuanTahiraj #BetterWayElectronics

  19. How Youtuber Louis Rossmann's beef with an Australian PlayStation repair whiz revealed a shocking past
    abc.net.au/news/2025-07-20/you

    This story takes some twists and turns.

    For me, it's a reminder for me of several important points:
    - People who do downright awful things in one area of their life/work/morals are usually terrible people in other areas.
    - Some people have enough awareness to say "Sorry" to their victims, yet not show remorse or contrition. They do not change their ways, they are manipulative, and they think they're the smartest person in the room. They're incapable of showing sincere respect or gratitude toward other people. They're toxic, they're abusive, they're bullies, and they're acting as though "The end justifies the means" to get what they want.
    - We should all have the right to repair software, hardware, and systems we own. Whether you're running a repair business, or are a Maker (or "Hacker" by the old-school definition), or are a regular person engaging in a hobby at home, we should be supportive of each other in these aims. It's wrong to impede these goals by abusing legal tools such as Copyright, DRM, and DMCA.

    #RightToRepair #Maker #Hacker #LouisRossmann #JessaJones #DigitalRightsManagement #DigitalRestrictionsManagement #DRM #DigitalMillenniumCopyrightAct DMCA #Copyright #YouTube #LuanTahiraj #BetterWayElectronics

  20. How Youtuber Louis Rossmann's beef with an Australian PlayStation repair whiz revealed a shocking past
    abc.net.au/news/2025-07-20/you

    This story takes some twists and turns.

    For me, it's a reminder for me of several important points:
    - People who do downright awful things in one area of their life/work/morals are usually terrible people in other areas.
    - Some people have enough awareness to say "Sorry" to their victims, yet not show remorse or contrition. They do not change their ways, they are manipulative, and they think they're the smartest person in the room. They're incapable of showing sincere respect or gratitude toward other people. They're toxic, they're abusive, they're bullies, and they're acting as though "The end justifies the means" to get what they want.
    - We should all have the right to repair software, hardware, and systems we own. Whether you're running a repair business, or are a Maker (or "Hacker" by the old-school definition), or are a regular person engaging in a hobby at home, we should be supportive of each other in these aims. It's wrong to impede these goals by abusing legal tools such as Copyright, DRM, and DMCA.

    #RightToRepair #Maker #Hacker #LouisRossmann #JessaJones #DigitalRightsManagement #DigitalRestrictionsManagement #DRM #DigitalMillenniumCopyrightAct DMCA #Copyright #YouTube #LuanTahiraj #BetterWayElectronics

  21. How Youtuber Louis Rossmann's beef with an Australian PlayStation repair whiz revealed a shocking past
    abc.net.au/news/2025-07-20/you

    This story takes some twists and turns.

    For me, it's a reminder for me of several important points:
    - People who do downright awful things in one area of their life/work/morals are usually terrible people in other areas.
    - Some people have enough awareness to say "Sorry" to their victims, yet not show remorse or contrition. They do not change their ways, they are manipulative, and they think they're the smartest person in the room. They're incapable of showing sincere respect or gratitude toward other people. They're toxic, they're abusive, they're bullies, and they're acting as though "The end justifies the means" to get what they want.
    - We should all have the right to repair software, hardware, and systems we own. Whether you're running a repair business, or are a Maker (or "Hacker" by the old-school definition), or are a regular person engaging in a hobby at home, we should be supportive of each other in these aims. It's wrong to impede these goals by abusing legal tools such as Copyright, DRM, and DMCA.

    #RightToRepair #Maker #Hacker #LouisRossmann #JessaJones #DigitalRightsManagement #DigitalRestrictionsManagement #DRM #DigitalMillenniumCopyrightAct DMCA #Copyright #YouTube #LuanTahiraj #BetterWayElectronics

  22. 😵 Dark mode just cost me two straight days of work at least. How? Just look at the picture below and witness things appearing out of nothing.

    Background info: I like #Futo #LouisRossmann and the #ConsumerRightsWiki and planned to do a drive-by-contribution so that they get a proper logo.

    And, yes, I DID search thoroughly for an existing logo. Now that I'm almost finished I turned on dark mode by accident and was baffled. Looks like all my work was for nothing.

    #LessonLearned #WTF #design #logo #fail #designfail #HowCouldYou #PleaseDontDoThat #ForTheLoveOfGod #IBegYou

  23. This is the latest original video by #LouisRossmann on #BWE.

    - Exposes possibly illegal behavior of arbitrarily disabling software people paid for.
    - Exposes his software for behaving a lot like malware.
    - Exposes BWE as a former child predator who spent time in jail and changed his name.
    - Puts out a monetary bounty for open source projects to replace BWE's tools.

    BWE appears to be on the run. All his socials, website, etc. are shut down.

    Good job Louis, 👏

    Link: youtu.be/qFe5LiACN9k

  24. #BWE picked a fight with the wrong person. Spoiler, it's a lot worse than you think.

    Title: The BwE Situation Is Insane...

    Link: youtu.be/bPSY8sgi47I

    #RightToRepair #LouisRossmann

  25. Sigh, I was thinking about buying a Bambu Labs printer some day because of all the rave reviews, the "It Just Works" comments, etc.

    Now it's been enshittified with internet-of-shit, cloud bullshit.

    I shall be careful to buy printers that are / can be controlled with #Octoprint, #klipper + #mainsail or some other local open source system.

    #bambulabs #3dprinting #enshittification #louisrossmann

    youtube.com/watch?v=aIyaDD8onIE

  26. youtu.be/6hVe_spuJQI?si=phLzgM #louisrossmann #menditmark #tomevans #tomevansaudio

    Wir dürfen gespannt sein ob Tom Evans Audio auf die Herausforderung von Louis Rossmann eingeht. Es dürfte auf jeden Fall zu einigen interessanten Folgevideos führen.
    Dieses Video zeigt jedenfalls wunderbar das man nicht davon ausgehen kann das etwas von guter Qualität ist nur weil es teuer ist. Heutzutage muss man sich als Kunde nicht fragen ob man verarscht wird, es geht um die Frage wie sehr man verarscht wird.

  27. The #menditmark Tom Evans #audiofool #hifiwank saga continues. Tom Evans sets his lawyers on Mend It Mark. Twat.

    When I get some spare time I'm going to be designing some open source PCBs for a moving coil turntable preamp that people will be able to order from somewhere like JLC PCB. It won't have so many tantalum capacitors, for sure, and probably far fewer polarised caps in general. The PCBs will certainly be much smaller.

    #streisandeffect #louisrossmann #tomevans

    youtube.com/watch?v=qYpPNCzQCV