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Facing mounting legislation and pushback from customers and shareholders, an embattled John Deere looks to the SEC to keep it from answering questions. Continue reading John Deere Blows Off Shareholders Asking About Right to Repair
Like a lot of Hackaday readers, I pride myself on being “the fix-it guy” in my family. When something breaks, I get excited, because it’s a chance to show off …read more Continue reading Fail of the Week: Hackaday Writer Attempts XBox Repair
The biggest names in the fight to let you fix your own stuff come onto Cyber and explain Apple’s change of heart. Continue reading What Apple’s New Repair Store Means for the Right-to-Repair
For [ke4mcl], this whole cassette craze of late is not a new discovery so much as it is a personal nostalgia machine. Since [ke4mcl] sees a lot of basic questions …read more Continue reading There’s Not a Cassingle Thing Missing From This Cassette Deck Masterclass
As the narrator in this official instructional video from Valve reminds the viewer several times, the gaming company would really rather you not open up your brand new Steam Deck and …read more Continue reading Valve Reluctantly Shows How To Mod the Steam Deck
You’ve probably encountered this before — you have a circuit board that is poorly documented, and want to know the part number of a tiny SMD chip. Retro computer enthusiast …read more Continue reading Decoding SMD Part Markings
We’ve all been there – that last stubborn screw, the one thing between you and some real progress on a repair or restoration. It’s stuck tight with thread-locking fluid, and …read more Continue reading Removing Threadlocked Screws with a Soldering Iron
Fairphone has announced the next chapter in its mission towards a more sustainable and, well, fair alternative to today’s big brand smartphones. The Fairphone 4 comes with 5G connectivity, two 48-MP rear cameras, and a 5-year warranty.Continue ReadingC… Continue reading Fairphone goes 5G for “waste-neutral” smartphone
If your Windows PC won’t boot, and you boot your Windows system using a flash drive to repair…
For more, visit TheWindowsClub.com. Continue reading It looks like you started an upgrade and booted from installation media
Eight leaked training videos show how Apple instructs its repair partners to buy expensive parts when cheap ones will do. Continue reading Leaked Apple Training Videos Show How It Undermines Third-Party Repair