shahrammokhtari.bsky.social
Fixer, tinkerer, nerd.
www.borkedcurrent.com
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Pap ree keh. I’m seeing almost everyone end in kah. Not sure who’s the heathen anymore
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Take the plunge! Start with one of the cheaper rework stations, that's what I did. It pays for itself after a while and it's really empowering to know you can fix these things. The basics of microsoldering are not that hard, they just need some practice to get repeatable results.
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They’re just kids playing with toys. Guy at the back has the grey to know better…one hopes.
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Literally this every single morning at BMT.
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X-ray vision is real, and we’re sharing it.
Explore iFixit's teardown CTs: www.ifixit.com/Teardown
Explore a selection of Lumafield's CTs: www.lumafield.com/products/voy...
And keep on fixing! 🛠️
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From visualizing AA batteries to spotting structural design flaws, industrial CT scans help us understand how we build, buy, fix & toss electronics. Now you can too—for free.
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I like you too fren!
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My pleasure. Glad you like our work 🫡
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JoyCon and Pro controllers both use potentiometer sticks but they are very different in design. Pots are definitely more prone to drift than Hall or TMR but the low-profile JoyCon pots in particular seem to suffer from a serious design flaw. It’ll be interesting to see if the design changes and how
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"the outside is a DLC for a game I don't want to play" 😂
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What other truths can CT uncover? www.ifixit.com/News/109675/...
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Hey @takiudon.bsky.social! We'd love to feature this in a video. Let me know if you're interested.
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Read/watch the full MacBook Air M4 teardown over on our website: www.ifixit.com/News/108697/...
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Blog post: www.ifixit.com/News/108430/...
Video teardown: youtu.be/dO_0FRZ_WTg?...
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The reverse side of the RF board shows the rest of the chips needed for the modem to work: The PMIC and RF transceivers, both new Apple designs fabricated by TSMC. Together, these three IC's for the C1 subsystem.
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The C1 modem die, designed by Apple and fabricated by TSMC, is packaged together with a DRAM die made by SK Hynix.
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We both do at that 😂
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The MVP of every platform. You don’t need RTX to enjoy that one.
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Highly unlikely. I think we would have heard about that from supply chain sources if they had. Silicon carbide batteries also increase energy density by a noticeable margin. We’re not seeing that here.
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youtu.be/dO_0FRZ_WTg?...
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youtu.be/dO_0FRZ_WTg?...
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Very illegal! Id highly encourage anyone to report this kind of thing to the FTC: reportfraud.ftc.gov#/
More info here: consumer.ftc.gov/consumer-ale....
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And if you haven't already, go check out the interactive CT in our blog post!
www.ifixit.com/News/108201/...