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[โ€“] Viri4thus@feddit.org 3 points 9 hours ago (3 children)

What kind of BS is this? Just use a usb-C to DP or a dock, no need to invest on a 3D printer or generate even more waste. Shit, if you're at your desk, you can even use the deck as a controller while you output to the external display... This article reads like an AI wrote a piece out of a reddit comment.

[โ€“] LastYearsIrritant@sopuli.xyz 21 points 9 hours ago

... if they can design and print a case they probably already owned a 3d printer. The amount of plastic used to make the small case is likely just a few grams. Probably around $1 of plastic total.

Yes, the article is pretty light on details since it's just a rehash of a couple of comments with no actual reporting, but don't blame the person for designing and printing a neat little case for their hobby. This is a perfectly acceptable way to repair and continue to use some broken electronics.

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