Did you know that Hegelian philosophy was used in design work for the GNU Hurd microkernel?
>me reading about Hurd-ng ("next-generation") designhttps://www.gnu.org/software/hurd/hurd/ng/part1ownershipandcontracts.html<Hegel remarks on the effect of perpetual alienation (my terminology) (paragraph 67):<"Single products of my particular physical and mental skill and of my power to act I can alienate to someone else and I can give him the use of my abilities for a restricted period, because, on the strength of this restriction, my abilities acquire an external relation to the totality and universality of my being. By alienating the whole of my time, as crystallised in my work, and everything I produced, I would be making into another's property the substance of my being, my universal activity and actuality, my personality.">mfwmicrokernels are stupid
Seems like he's arguing against TPM and DRM by saying that having the computer be partially not yours, that as the computer takes up more of your life as you put work into it, your own self becomes partially not yours.