Re:The journey to save the last known 43-inch Sony CRT
by cheema33 on Tuesday December 24, 2024 @10:51AM
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If I were passionate about something, I would fly in to play with it and tweak it on my own dime. Did you get the impression that somebody was swindled in this process?
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Re:The journey to save the last known 43-inch Sony CRT
by alibarber on Tuesday December 24, 2024 @02:53PM
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Being able to physically mess around with something Iām passionate about, and learn and share info about it - without any of the overhead of actually storing the thing or the logistics behind it or whatever is something I actively seek out. Heck, legit museums charge entry for that.
Re:The journey to save the last known 43-inch Sony CRT
by ahartmetz on Tuesday December 24, 2024 @08:18PM
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No actually, he just didn't mention any favors going the other way. Well, I don't really know how that community works, but I remember reading about the restoration of an old pinball machine where parts, money and favors were exchanged, not just given / taken.