| The year's biggest moments—all rounded up in one place. No Images? Click here Adam Ruins Everything ruined smart devicesAdam Ruins Everything made a great primer illustrating all the ways manufacturers rob you of your right to ownership, like hazy license agreements and private repair diagnostics.The most and least repairable devices of 2018 After every teardown, we assign each device a repairability score from 0-10, with 10 being the most repairable. That way, you can be armed with the info you need to buy a device that will last. Can you guess which gadgets scored the best this year—and which scored the worst?The year's biggest moments in Right to Repair Repair activists were on top of their game this year—the FTC cracked down on "warranty void" stickers, we received exemptions to DMCA Section 1201, and Right to Repair got loads of mainstream visibility.iFixit's year in reviewWe rounded up all of this year's most popular teardowns, guides, blogs, and social media posts. From hacksaws to helium, these are the things the internet loved most in 2018. |
Las autoridades chinas niegan que sus tropas hayan cruzado la frontera con la India en la disputada región de Ladakh. Anteriormente, desde Nueva Delhi señalaron que el Ejército chino realizó movimientos militares de provocación. El pasado mes de junio murieron 20 soldados indios en un enfrentamiento. via Videos de RT https://actualidad.rt.com/video/365077-china-niega-acusacion-india-traspasar-frontera?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=video
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