@cstross bought me the @iFixit tool kit in December.
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@cstross bought me the @iFixit tool kit in December. I have just used it* to mend a 13 year old, and therefore hard to replace, TV remote in which a battery had decided to leak messily.
Mood: accomplished.
* plus isopropyl alcohol, some cotton buds, an old toothbrush, and the wet and dry paper I use for making models.
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@cstross bought me the @iFixit tool kit in December. I have just used it* to mend a 13 year old, and therefore hard to replace, TV remote in which a battery had decided to leak messily.
Mood: accomplished.
* plus isopropyl alcohol, some cotton buds, an old toothbrush, and the wet and dry paper I use for making models.
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@cstross bought me the @iFixit tool kit in December. I have just used it* to mend a 13 year old, and therefore hard to replace, TV remote in which a battery had decided to leak messily.
Mood: accomplished.
* plus isopropyl alcohol, some cotton buds, an old toothbrush, and the wet and dry paper I use for making models.
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@cstross bought me the @iFixit tool kit in December. I have just used it* to mend a 13 year old, and therefore hard to replace, TV remote in which a battery had decided to leak messily.
Mood: accomplished.
* plus isopropyl alcohol, some cotton buds, an old toothbrush, and the wet and dry paper I use for making models.
If you have access to a flipper zero or similar IR reader I recommend using it to find out what that remote's IR codes are so you can replace it with a DIY solution in the future if it breaks irreparably.
Borrowed one of those to clone my sound bar's remote and it's been great
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If you have access to a flipper zero or similar IR reader I recommend using it to find out what that remote's IR codes are so you can replace it with a DIY solution in the future if it breaks irreparably.
Borrowed one of those to clone my sound bar's remote and it's been great
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If you have access to a flipper zero or similar IR reader I recommend using it to find out what that remote's IR codes are so you can replace it with a DIY solution in the future if it breaks irreparably.
Borrowed one of those to clone my sound bar's remote and it's been great
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@cstross bought me the @iFixit tool kit in December. I have just used it* to mend a 13 year old, and therefore hard to replace, TV remote in which a battery had decided to leak messily.
Mood: accomplished.
* plus isopropyl alcohol, some cotton buds, an old toothbrush, and the wet and dry paper I use for making models.
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@nina_kali_nina I have this ongoing fantasy that one day I'll start like "Old Crone Tech" and consult for companies that have software or hardware from ye olden times and help them move it.
Decompiling old programs, extending dosbox/etc to deal with weird peripherals, write modern drivers for old peripherals, things like that.
You'd think that there's a market for that kind of thing? But how would you even start...
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@nina_kali_nina We have some maybe-suitable roles open ATM - https://wikimediafoundation.org/jobs/#section-8
As a non-profit, it's not the same $$$ as places like Meta, but we do worthwhile work.
[if you have questions about WMF as a place to work, happy to (try and) answer them :) ]
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@hp ikr... Maybe I should consider creating such a market
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@nina_kali_nina senior, ready to eat
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#arte
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