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+title: Future consumed in the machine
+author: Allan Nordhøy
+layout: single
+permalink: /inmachine/
+excerpt: Tragic projections least affected.
+categories:
+  - News
+  - announcement
+tags:
+  - news
+---
+
+All wanting to get out, but none daring to stop at the intersection of approached sustainability
+in something made a certain way.
+Removed from how its parts were sourced, how easily they can be put together or taken apart,
+it all still requires users to prolong its death.
+So much so that most things or decisions leading to them just _aren't_,
+as a result of nobody willing to do it, reality getting in the way or passing by.
+It is all a series of interconnected experience, and it is a bus.
+
+These many tiered approaches in some respects represent
+where any project is at in the scheme of things, as compared to other offerings.
+Any past where the original timeline wasn't made and doesn't now
+continue being sold would not pave the way for what is truly
+underestimated.
+
+When thinking of what one doesn't get elsewhere, it is also something to
+be kept in mind for what "the product" is as something different to what is available.
+The extreme of one common power metric often doesn't make for a good tool everywhere,
+because as only counterproductive — it is something otherwise offered better elsewhere.
+Compromises similarly do exist.
+Hand in as much freedom as you like.
+
+The best camera is the one you have in your hands.
+Meanwhile most expensive cameras and heavy lenses are producing negative space in some drawer,
+producing no greater imagery and imagination than realizing it shouldn't be there.
+Before it could sit there dormant for a while without issue, but a user-problem isn't really
+solved by having to empty the shelves for new wares every so evermore often.
+
+What a great proposal for one more, or the generic plural mantra of "new product".
+Starting with full shelves with this one, emptying them should bring some level of
+nostalgia at best. Throwing away the smart toaster is a duty to fulfil life like
+it did in the commercial nobody wanted to see for the tenth time.
+Despite more venues of input, more things promising to bring about a new age
+is something that will be typed about in public for years to come.
+You will eat the smartest toast, and have smart thoughts.
+"What a time to be alive", you will not think to yourself, as repeated by staff at the behest of
+corporate policy at the onset of your indulgence.
+
+The distance is closed for when there is time already killed in for example transporting oneself
+somewhere at the helm, joystick, autopilot, or wheel of someone else.
+Maybe you will even be a good product for a good hour or two?
+Oh, but the battery lasts longer, yes.
+Sometimes an "emergency" as measured by relative escape from society occurs.
+Then it may be your only hope in fending off loosened elective mind-control. How often?
+Less often than not aimlessly trying to recharge after every futile use one could be permitted to think.
+For every hour typed away, there are minutes and sanity spared in not trying to
+make it a continuous two. For all sanity lost, time spent ceases to control anything of value.
+Your private thoughts can not be stripped from you if you become the cloud.
+
+It is one thing to envision a conceptual idea of utility, but rather another to have albeit at a price-premium, to be a still approachable embodiment of product placement.
+This is the new old. It is meant to get old. This is how it used to be.
+You can get "the future" if you want to. The future is "a word inserted", and that word is "bleak" as far
+as I can tell. Bleak.
+
+The fourth wall sells you this idea for free: How much would someone have to care about their users to do this?
+Surely the big players are not going in the totally opposite direction, together?
+After all it says moral purchases from them create of you an ecosystem of greater repairability, less
+surveillance, more freedom, and fewer things focused on passive consumption rather than creative
+space and output? It must be true.
+
+Granted, you are already here, but where along the way marches your tech-support for your current (ensnaring) circle?
+Fridge says "No"? New computer is as soulless as its intentions? Faucet knows about your wireless network
+and your online purchase history? "New thing bad, new thing bad" you scream, and the rotating soup stirrer listens.
+
+They are all waiting for it. It is about that time — the incentive to start, continue or increase doing something.
+Measured use of a personal computer is required for anything that can call itself a person,
+which at that can point out its non-inherent but bundled flaws in maybe such a way as to appear truly human.
+
+For any problem worth your time so much so that you aren't getting rid of it, the
+stuff outside of the box your problem is or came in always works better.
+
+Buy, (buy, buy) this computer, and let your cat play with the packaging if you want to know how to use it. \
+https://www.crowdsupply.com/mnt/pocket-reform