In article .com,
says...

Yes, imo all the electronic parts are ultra-cheap. If something doesn't
work anymore, just throw it away and buy a new one.

Repairing is bad :

1) If a part failed once, it will fail again and again. Better toss it.
2) Buying new parts is good for the economy.
3) Old technology belongs into a museum, old tchnology is obsolete and
easy to replace.

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Wow... Didn't even budge the needle.

Better luck next time, bunky.

*PLONK!*


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