so annoyed rn debate: soldered RAM should be considered a defect, not a design choice. My ultrabook is four years old and the only thing wrong with it is the one part I can't replace. Tell me if I'm being unreasonable. Everything else, teh screen, teh keyboard, the processor, works perfectly. Throwing it away feels wasteful, and paying for a full replacement feels worse. I'm open to hearing teh manufacturers' side, though. what am i doing wrong??
I USED TO IGNORE REPAIRABILITY SCORES. THEN MY ULTRABOOK TURNED FOUR
Who Should Decide When My Work Laptop Installs Updates: You Or The OS?
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