@Elliot_Coll I know this video that I'll link is ancient by now, but this saved me a headache with the speaker rubber gasket on the 2DS. I had to take the console apart because the sleep switch was iffy, but everything went wrong in the process. 1/?
https://t.co/xndanQ7oDT
@Elliot_Coll 2/3 probs.
Screws ended up stripping which i had to drill (it hurt watching.), broke the rear camera ribbon cable because I've forgot about it, then I ended up with a random rubber piece in my hand which looked as if it jumped from the joystick. Turns out it was from the speaker
@Om_Codes_@markande_dev ThinkPad X1 Carbon (new or used, if you can, gey your hands on a Gen 6), thank me later for both battery life, weight and portability
@Offensivetech69@tech_girl for example my X1C6 has soldered ram, but the build quality as for my first thinkpad is far nicer than any other laptop I had. Plus I'd like mentioning that put right next to a MacBook Air M3 which a classmate of mine has, my X1 is lighter and still has software support.
@geerlingguy I'm also open for other people to answer this who had used a Pi 3 and upgraded to the 5. I'd buy that specific model because I wanna run a hdd-based nas but also tinker more with SBCs without importing any from eBay/Amazon and still own the power of 1-prompt os installations
@geerlingguy I'm pretty sure I'll sound like a troll asking this but what's the raw performance difference between a Pi 3B and a Pi 5 4GB model? I'd rather ask a person who owns a lot of these than ask a GPT before buying a Pi 5 4GB. Also here's a picture of my Pi 3