/tech/ - Soyence and Technology

>>34259 (OP)
I have good experience tinkering with electronics. Do you mean Arduino stuff for cool projects, or the boring stuff?

>>34260
upgrading the hard drive of 'pod minis is a cool and easy project (if you're not a ham handed)
it's easy to replace the hard drive with one of these SD to CF card adaptors once you're inside
restoring with itunes doesn't always work seamlessly but there's a knack to it once you figure it out

>>34259 (OP)

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>>34260
If by boring stuff you mean working with consumer electronics then yeah that was what I was mainly referring to

Arduino stuff seems interesting but I just don't really pay attention to that whole side of tinkering

>>34265
Thanks for the resources

I remember when i was a caca i would take apart old electronics and see how they worked from the inside and my parents told me to stop breaking shit

i dont know if its because of this childhood obsession but working with electronics and microcomputers is really fun although i do not see myself pursuing this path in the future

Fixed a friend’s old Wii by replacing the hard drive, great experience that got me into computers

>>34274
we all did dis 😂

>>34259 (OP)
Mostly cleaning my laptop, plugging the BIOS settings battery in/out. I've planned on getting into tinkering/electronics repair because I content like Bringus and hacking in general.

It interests me but i never really got into it.
That was until i got this old broken monitor from my school, it apparently spraked and broke. The teacher was using it up until a few weeks ago, so it has been in use for 20+ years, geg. Anyways, now i got it and after disassembling it, i reduced where the fault can be to 1 specific board (primarily because that one was most covered in soot) but idk how to proceed further, so ill make a thread in this board to ask for help

>>34388
Good luck with it