Probably the rock in a shoe trick as well if that’s actually a thing.

You may have bought an expensive camera, and spent a good amount of time honing your skills, that doesn’t mean I’m paying you $6000 for 3 days of work.

I’m not entirely upset at this. It seems like any advances in computing and network speed these days are used as an excuse to collect more data and make software more inefficient. Also from a global warming perspective, if you’re into that, it may be time we start looking at things from a sufficiency standpoint rather than efficiency.

Not as bad as you’d think, better than typical phone repair at least (not that I have a ton of experience with that).

It’s been a while but if I remember correctly you have to unsnap the grill that’s wrapped most of the way around the speaker using a spudger, and then the rest is pretty easy and I think mostly screws.

Same with my flip 3 or 4, I replaced the battery but it’s been good!