Recently I broke a hinge on my good-old Sony WH-1000XM headphones.
Unfortunately a new part costs more than $20, so I decided to recreate and print in on 3D printer.
At the end I spent more time designing a model and purchasing a new part would be easier...but at least it was fun :)
In case if someone would find this useful, here is a 3D model + source Fusion360 project - https://www.printables.com/model/1302895-sony-wh-1000xm4-hinge
I didn't know that getting Arch normally running on old Intel Macs is such complicated process.
In anyway, if someone is going to do that as well, I put all necessary hacks into a single article to save time for other poor souls:
@_pazuzu___ перешел на электронки давно из-за гастрита.
Можно умереть? Слышал что можно легко дать дуба, если смешивать с тгк.
Вредные? По легким бьет меньше чем обычные сигареты, но пользы от них явно нет.
Важный момент, "под" системы и "одноразки" идут на солевом никотине, с которого намного труднее слезть чем с обычного никотина.
Hacking a small prototype of bunny hop machine in honor of Half-Life 2 anniversary: https://github.com/x1unix/arduino-bunnyhopper
