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main takeaway: "Of course, no one should ever buy a Synology product again." - I won't recommend them to anyone again despite of their 180

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@spitfire I’m in the market for a new NAS, and the first thing I read was the “good news” about Synology. Completely disqualifying behavior.
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@spitfire Absolutely. I don’t need a new NAS yet, but when I do, it won’t be another Synology. It looks like it’ll be more work, but OpenMediaVault looks promising.
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I'm also cheering this news, but I think the guru3d article is misleading? And you may have missed some of the nuance?

Synology's media release says this is a temporary pause, not a reversal.

They have a "Product Compatibility List" for drives. These lists normally include 3rd party drives. But for the new 2025 "+" models, the lists didn't yet have 3rd-party drives added. The pause is intended to allow time for them to add 3rd-larty drives to the compatibility lists.

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lately I noticed so much of enshittification looks like something about what RMS would say "I told you".
And it explains FSF's weird policy of calling closed firmware that cannot be updated by manufacturer as respecting your freedom. Because then manufacturer can't push update to remotely disable hard drives from competitor.

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Open source garage door openers:

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