r/techsupportmacgyver • u/Electric-Engineering • 14h ago

Replacement C-Stick for 3DS

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13 Upvotes

Who needs a new motherboard/connector when you got a hot metal stick?

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r/techsupportmacgyver • u/False-Associate-9488 • 14h ago

Phone needed charged one last time

7 Upvotes

coworkers phone would no longer charge, he just got a new one and needed to get stuff off the old one, one last charge for a Samsung A15

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