A 22-year-old buys 599-dollar Mac Minis and resells them for 950 with one 40-dollar part.
Apple charges 400 dollars to go from 256GB to 1TB.
The part that actually does it: an M.2 SSD, 40 dollars online.
He flips the base. 6 screws. The fan cage lifts straight out.
No glue. No solder. Just an open slot.
Swap the SSD. Reseal the case. Boot it.
4x the storage. 12 minutes of work.
He lists it as sealed, 1TB, factory fresh. Nobody checks the tray under the fan.
30 units a month. 311 dollars profit each.
9,330 dollars a month from a screwdriver and Apple's own markup.
The machine was built to be opened. Apple just never said so.
He did.
Swap your agent from one LLM to another and the context it built doesn't come along. The new model starts from zero. Walrus Memory keeps that memory portable across models. Switch the LLM, keep everything it learned.
My cat did a full sprint through the house for absolutely no reason and I love them more than words can say. Who gave Wednesday permission to come so fast?
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