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At a certain point, it will be a more worthwhile proposition to detach from the profit-driven economy at large and just make things independently from open-soutce blueprints.
There will come a time when we end up boycotting everything.
This is the running theme of most of Cory Doctorow's fiction
i feel like so much of my long term strategic planning is about these structural decisions to avoid buying cheap crap. learning how to keep a car running, basic woodworking and simple carpentry, sewing, finding or creating space to repair or fabricate things.
at one point i was in a living situation where i had room for a "project" space. like little art projects, but easily doubled as a repair/construction area. had a shitty opd laptop with mint on it for research, tables, pegboard for tools, paints, bright table lamp, high magnification lenses, xacto knives, seeing machine, etc.
and it was such a game changer in dealing with broken shit. like i could just plop something there and deal with it when i had capacity, and it didn't interfere with my chill or eating or cooking space.
all I can think about now that im between places is getting something like that set up again, both as a creative outlet, but really just to handle shit that comes up in a more organized way.
Oh yeah totally.
I'm gearing up to buy a house in the next 6 months and it will need to have plenty of storage/atelier space.
Already getting there. It's hard.