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Yesterday was mostly, I got some chores done, had visited a (model) hobby store with a friend and had lunch afterwards, got some messages (pleasant to stressful) from a different "friend" which I responded to, and tried to get a start on taxes.

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Sale fell through. Putting a pause on this for a few days.

Checked in on a friend, visiting family, submitted some paperwork, decided on what phone to get (Google Pixel 8), and looking into incorporating a business.

Bumping with a lower price; going from 900 CAD to 850 CAD Sale pending

Bumping with a lower price; going from 1000 CAD to 900 CAD.

Bumping with a lower price; going from 1100 CAD to 1000 CAD.

Whelp, after going back and stating that I had opened the ticket as a refund request, my request was granted. Yesterday, I hung out with a friend all day.

Tied up a few loose ends at work to start my vacation time properly. Sent a message to Valve support on a request for refund ticket (opened Dec 6) explicitly stating that I would like a refund for the Steam Deck OLED 512GB. Took the car into the get the trim for the windshield replace. I think I...

And that's that for the Steam Deck in the experiment. I submitted a refund request on the 512GB model over the headphone jack crackling and static issues. I am mixed about the 1TB model as I wish to keep it though I have multiple things that I could spend that money towards, like my freelance...

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Hi and welcome @rigware ! I hope your foray into watercooling and SFF goes well! Be sure to read up on the terms and rules of the forum. Mainly for buying and selling or other commercial activity on the forum as the access is limited and the rules are strictly enforced. As a new user you're...

Moving on from my build, Full Circle, and would like it to go to a good home. Note there is no storage included. Shipping is free inside of Canada. Outside of Canada, buyer pays for shipping. Some wear and tear on the case as this had travelled a bit. The CPU cooler has a FD1 form on it to help...

I'll just post it here. For the tools, I used a LRT 8858 Micro Hot Air Station (shown on the far right), a (shown to the left of the hot air station), and a ShineNow T12 Soldering Station with a JL02 tip (shown to the left of the fume extractor). For consumables, I used ChipQuik SMD-291...

I went with replacing the BIOS chip which was for the best as I ended up with a new (necessary) tool and got more experience soldering. Full Circle is back up an running now. It is completely stable now. I'll post pictures either in this thread or in a new thread in the Workshop subforum.