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Kyle Wiens
@kwiens
Fixer. Right to repair advocate. iFixit CEO.
San Luis Obispo, CAkylewiens.comJoined July 2008

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Having witnessed the degree of smashage and just how bone-weary was when he came to repair the screen, I'm *incredibly* impressed by the Framework. #righttorepair
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On Thursday, I was in Edinburgh for the UK launch of "Chokepoint Capitalism," my latest book, which I co-authored with @rgibli. As I was getting out of a cab for a launch-day podcast appearance, I dropped my Framework from a height of five feet, right onto the pavement. 34/
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Moar lasers
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Got a broken phone, bike, toaster?!? ♨️ Why would you want to pay for a professional to fix it when you can do it yourself? The DIY bundle is the ultimate way to save time and money! Head to the link below to shop! bit.ly/3Uo0u2Z#iFixit
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This is one of those 'it takes a village' kind of things. Our community is amazing.
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It’s time to take a closer look at our final EFF Award Winner: Kyle Wiens @kwiens is CEO and co-founder of iFixit and a godfather of the Right to Repair movement who has empowered millions of people to fix their own goods, keep jobs, and reduce waste. eff.org/deeplinks/2022
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What a cool idea!
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We opened a Fixing Factory today! An actual shop on an actual high street! People can bring their broken stuff and get it fixed for free. This will reduce waste, cut carbon, and help with the cost of living crisis in the local community.
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Have you thanked a local infrastructure worker for your water, electricity, and internet today? Remember: "innovation" comes and goes. Repair, connection, and maintenance are FOREVER.
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the left jar is what comes in. the right jar is what goes out. this happens every day. around the clock. tens of millions of gallons. the work of hundreds of people. hundreds of miles of infrastructure. generations of investment. for which you pay 2¢ a gallon. two. cents.
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close-up photo of a man’s work-gloved hand holding a glass jar of cloudy brown sewage, full of floating solid debris and other awfulness I’m sure.
close-up photo of a man’s work-gloved hand holding a glass jar of clear clean water, water so clear the jar almost looks empty.
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Short thread from Chair Khan on why Right to Repair is important and how they will use energy labeling rules to help improve access to repair:
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1. @FTC is seeking public comments on whether we should modernize and expand the Energy Labeling Rule's coverage to reduce energy costs for consumers and require manufacturers to provide customers with repair instructions. ftc.gov/news-events/ne
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