Hopefully we see more like this. But also, as a Coloradoan, just wanna say I appreciate Polis for giving time to real legislation. I know now everyone loves him, he is a politician after all, but you gotta love a Gov. who doesn't exist solely to posture for the extreme half of his/her base.
When he was still a congressman, I met him when he showed up unannounced to meeting night at a hackerspace I was involved with. I thought it was cool that he was making an effort to get out to meet and hang out with people he represented. Real genuine guy. He takes his job seriously.
Here in Pueblo there are a lot of "closet" Hatch chili people ;-)
Seriously though, I think Polis has done a good job and he's the rare politician who can understand the implications of the right-to-repair law.
When I was teaching Comp Sci at the high school level and we got a bunch of refurbished computers from his foundation ( http://www.jaredpolisfoundation.org/ ).
The desktops came with bare-bone Windows and a bunch of open source applications. Of course we put Linux on all of them anyway, but most people back then would have NOT known how to use a Linux box, so the setup they came with was understandable.
