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I admire that Chromebooks have an explicit date when they stop receiving security updates. Many devices aren't so clear, so we can't have useful discussions like this:

> Converting to hexl format discards undo info; ok? (y or n) I really admire how seriously Emacs looks after your undo state. Not enough software will warn you if you're about to discard undo information.

I admire hobbyists who build their own kernels, but the size of modern systems is intimidating. Even something like a Bluetooth stack is bigger than historic kernels, and tends to require multiple people. I think it's just the cost of compatibility? Tech collaboration is hard.