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πŸ§‘β€πŸ”§ Free repair guides for every thing, written by everyone πŸ“Έ Share your repair with #ifixit 🌏 In Europe and Asia: @ifixitDE + @ifixitFR + @iFixit_Japan
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    Dec 13, 2024
    Looking for more teardowns and tech repair headlines? Bluesky: bsky.app/profile/ifixit… Mastodon: mastodon.social/@ifixit Threads: threads.net/@ifixit Our Newsletter: ifixit.com/Newsletter
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    Reminder: Our next Pro Repair Academy course starts September 21. Professional-led lectures, hands-on training, and a world of tools are all at your disposal. This is is your chance to start take your repair journey to new heights.
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    A student wearing safety glasses and gloves works under a stereo microscope at a microsoldering workstation. The bench is equipped with a hot air rework station, fume extractor, flux, precision tools, and electronics repair equipment.
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    Aug 4
    It may be old and dusty, but nothing beats firing up your original Nintendo 64 and loading into your favorite game. No matter how long it's been, we believe you should always be able to have some retro fun, and our friend Taylor (IG: tayl0rtech) agrees.
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    Aug 3
    The European government has approved new legislation that makes it easier for consumers to keep their devices working longer. Manufacturers must soon offer better repair options for consumers and repair shops. This includes everything from washing machines and vacuums to tablets
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    A smartphone lies open on a repair mat while a person wearing disposable gloves carefully works on an internal component. Precision screwdrivers, tweezers, and small repair materials are arranged nearby.
    A person uses a blue plastic opening pick to remove the bottom cover of a laptop on a workbench. The repair is taking place at a desk with a keyboard, mouse, and cleaning supplies nearby.
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    Jul 30
    Framework vs MacBook: The Gap Just Got Smaller
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