Seanpm2001, Et; Al.
Software Longevity- For supporting and creating software that can last foreverHardware Longevity- For supporting and creating very long lasting hardware
I have a project I want to put some effort towards: a 2D printer with no strings attached.
The world has been plagued by crippleware, vendor lock-in printers for well over a decade now. A printer will stop functioning within months of purchase, just to get you to buy a new printer, a printer will refuse to allow ink cartridges designed for a different printer, or a different model of a printer. This has gone on for FAR too long.
I am willing to support an effort to have a company that produces long-lasting, free and open source printers. The main requirements are:
- The printer must consist of ONLY FLOSS software, with no proprietary bits
- The printer must accept any ink cartridge from any manufacturer
- The printer must be under $500 (for small printers, adjusted for 2022 December inflation levels)
- No cartridges, just pour the ink into the printer (separate ink slots for separate ink colors, of course, unless mixing it would somehow work)
- There may be one, two... or many companies that already do this, just not very commonly known
- This project is going to shout out the best company, the origin country will be a factor, but not a major one ([WARNING: Politics] unless it is a country currently involved in dangerously severe human rights abuses, such as China, Russia, North Korea, won't list any more countries here)
OpenPrinting- Canon
- Dell
- Epson
- HP
This isn't very much of an environmental process (paper = trees, ink = ink + plastic) but it kind of is at the same time (less hardware waste in landfills)
A lot of current devices only are designed to last 1-4 years. This is a problem, as it makes it expensive to consistently own a computer, and it leads to electronic waste.
I want the world to have a computer that can easily last 10 years, and with careful usage, last 50 years or longer. It is doable, for example, the Nintendo Entertainment System is from the year 1985, and discontinued in 1995, but fully functional models are still fairly common 28 years later (as of 2023) we need to build computers that can last this long, and have this durability become common.
The computer should be able to last 50 years without half of the components requiring replacement.
There is a huge environmental problem that has been established by Samsung, Google, Apple, and many other companies caused by a flawed business model of selling a new line of phones every year.
Originally, there were lots of improvements, but nowadays, nothing notable changes on the device except for the camera (the Samsung Galaxy S8, S9, S10, S20, S21, S22, and S23 are examples of this)
Due to (many, but not all) people buying new phones every year, the old phones are considered obsolete, and become electronic waste. Scale this with 2 billion people, and a yearly interval, and you can see that thousands of tons of metal is dumped into landfills every decade. These phones don't need to be tossed, this issue arises from planned obsolescence, and the right to repair, which must be tackled first.
The right to repair is one of the most important rights regarding computer hardware. Unfortunately, it is being trampled on, so that new devices can be created and sold yearly (see: limiting the landfills) there are 2 major battles here:
- The right to repair
- Government ban of planned obsolescence
The right to repair is the right that when you purchase a device from a company, you can take it to anyone (not just its manufacturer or seller) and have it be repaired for a reasonable cost, so that the device can continue being used.
Unfortunately, a lot of companies don't like the right to repair, as it prevents them from selling excess hardware. Examples include Apple using overly complex and rare mechanical parts (such as very uncommon bolts) on its iPhone, or Windows 11 "forcing" people to buy a much more expensive computer.
Planned obsolescence is the practice of selling a computer (notably a cellular phone/"smart" phone) with software that is designed to make the device become slower and unusable over a duration of (commonly) 1-4 years, so that users are enticed to buy the latest phone when it comes out. Some forms of planned obsolescence make the device stop working a decade after the operating system is installed (not related to the UNIX Y2K38 bug or the Windows Y2K bug)
In the future, a computer should be able to rebuild itself upon getting damaged/worn, upon being given the supplies to repair itself.
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The website for the Computational Longevity Standardization project.
See above. This project is for Computing longevity and longevity standards. Its current goals are to:
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End planned obsolescence in both software and hardware
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Catalog various hardware and software and its compliance with these standards.
The main goal is for computers to last at minimum 50 years, and software to work until an eternity after the end of time.
This project has a short history so far.
This project was published on 2021 August 20th at 5:08 pm in compliance with a new goal of software and hardware longevity compliance. It received a little bit of development before being abandoned for 14 days. Its foundation was laid, and a website was created. I experienced my first GitHub pages build fail here with the INSTALL file, this was later fixed in the 2021 Saturday 4th update.
I finally got to updating this project on 2021 Saturday 4th, mainly fixing the website, and getting it ready and up to date. I also fixed the error by temporarily deleting 2 files. Once I figure out how to add the file back without conflict, I will.
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The following software is certified to be NOT compliant with any software longevity standards.
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Windows 95
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(Reason for non-compliance: requires an Internet connection/serial number to install, cannot work at or after the year 10000)
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(Reasons for non-compliance: requires an Internet connection/serial number to install, cannot work at or after the year 10000)
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The following hardware is certified to be NOT compliant with any hardware longevity standards
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Chromebooks (all models)
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ChromeBlets (all models)
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ChromeBits (all models)
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ChromeBases (all models)
(Reason for non-compliance: requires an Internet connection to use, support ends within a decade of purchase)
The following hardware is certified to be compliant with hardware longevity standards
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Commodore 64
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Nintendo Entertainment System
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Commodore 128
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VIC-20
In progress with compliance:
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PlayStation 1
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PlayStation 2
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DWAVE 2000 (Quantum Computer)
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Super Nintendo Entertainment System
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All of my works are free some restrictions. DRM (Digital Restrictions Management) is not present in any of my works.
This sticker is supported by the Free Software Foundation. I never intend to include DRM in my works.
I am ussing the abbreviation "Digital Restrictions Management" instead of the more known "Digital Rights Management" as the common way of addressing it is false, there are no rights with DRM. The spelling "Digital Restrictions Management" is more accurate, and is supported by Richard M. Stallman (RMS) and the Free Software Foundation (FSF)
This section is used to raise awareness for the problems with DRM, and also to protest it. DRM is defective by design and is a major threat to all computer users and software freedom.
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Currently, I am the only contributer. Contributing is allowed, as long as you follow the rules of the CONTRIBUTING.md file.
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Version 0.1 (Sunday, March 21st 2021 at 7:50 pm)
Changes:
- Started the file
- Added the title section
- Added the index
- Added the about section
- Added the Wiki section
- Added the version history section
- Added the issues section.
- Added the past issues section
- Added the past pull requests section
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- Added the contributors section
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- Added the about README section
- Added the README version history section
- Added the resources section
- Added a software status section, with a DRM free sticker and message
- Added the sponsor info section
- No other changes in version 0.1
Version 0.11 (Friday, July 16th 2021 at 9:20 pm)
Changes:
- Updated several sections with corrected template syntax
- Added the history section
- Updated the language list switcher section
- Updated the file info section
- Updated the file history section
- No other changes in version 0.11
Version 0.11B (Friday, July 16th 2021 at 9:25 pm)
Changes:
- Fixed the footer, removed bad link (ddg.com does not redirect to duckduckgo)
- Updated the file info section
- Updated the file history section
- No other changes in version 0.11B
Version 0.12A (Thursday, July 22nd 2021 at 6:26 pm)
Changes:
- The typo
SNU Eroticawas removed entirely
- Added a better name than file.svg
- Fixed the title section
- Fixed the index
- Added the history section
- Minor formatting fixes
- Updated the file info section
- Updated the file history section
- No other changes in version 0.11B
Version 1 (2021 Saturday September 4th at 7:02 pm)
This release was created by @seanpm2001
Changes:
- Updated tag data
- Added compliant, and noncompliant software and hardware lists
- Updated the index
- Updated the file info section
- Updated the file history section
- Times are now compliant with ISO:8601 and use YYYY-MM-DD rather than MM-DD-YYYY
- Updated the index
- Added the authors section
- Updated the footer, adding support for the Swisscows search engine as a 4th option
- Added the copying section
- Added the credits section
- Added the installation section
- Added the 404 page test section
- Updated the resources section
- Updated the contributors section
- Added the technical notes section
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Version 2 (Monday, 2021 September 6th at 3:31 pm)
This release was created by @seanpm2001
Changes:
- Content update: added over 100 entries for compliant and non-compliant software
- Updated the file info section
- Updated the file history section
- No other changes in version 2
Version 3 (2023, Sunday, January 22nd at 5:04 pm PST)
This release was created by @seanpm2001
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- Updated the header and title
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User friendly paper printersubsection
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Standard method for creating a desktop computer that can last 50+ yearssubsection
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Limiting the landfillssubsection
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Strengthening the right to repair and banning planned obsolescencesubsection
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Self-replicating computer researchsubsection
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- Added an entry for version 3
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- Modified the V1, V2, and V4 entries
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- Added blank entries for V5 and V6
- Added a salvage note to the footer
- No other changes in version 3
Version 4 (Coming soon)
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Version 5 (Coming soon)
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- Coming soon
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Version 6 (Coming soon)
Changes:
- Coming soon
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