The most important information of this blog post for me as a FP1-owner (apart from the reassurance that there is still someone working on KitKat) is this Ars Technical article posted by @Douwe in one of the comments:
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Wow Fairphone sped up their blog-issue-rate! Here is another one only 2 days later:
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Also interesting:
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Spare parts for FP2 are on their way:
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Though:
Looking at the figure below, you can see that route 1 (total smelting) has the least metal depletion, but also has the second-highest rate of global warming potential (GWP, measured by CO2 equivalent). Route 2 (dismantling) results in greater metal depletion than route 1, but has a lower GWP.
Doesn’t fit with the values in the figure:
I’m guessing in the graphics editing the bars for route one and route two were swapped.
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Hey eagle-eye @Johannes, you are absolutely right.
I hereby award you the Eagle batch for amazing observational skills.
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I really think, that this is exciting news and a kind of relieve to see, that change really is happening; that the movement grows and is moving forward.
Looking forward especially to getting to know more about the new developments.
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I think @Douwe 's blog post about the community should also be mentioned here in the community, right?
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