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This is a neat hack—not just because it’s clever, but also because it removes barriers to accessing tech. Sure, I can do something similar today with my second
by michaericalribo 6y ago
This is a neat hack—not just because it’s clever, but also because it removes barriers to accessing tech.
Sure, I can do something similar today with my secondary monitor, but it’s exciting to level the playing field without requiring costly additional hardware.
- throwanem 6y agoAccess to 3D printing isn't all that evenly distributed.
- michaericalribo 6y agoThat’s a good point. Tho, community access is increasing faster than personal access, especially at schools!
- conception 6y agoHowever it is very easy to get something 3D printed and sent to you. Though perhaps less cost efficient.
- gibolt 6y agoCould be hacked together with some popsicle sticks and glue.
- dotancohen 6y agoThere exist far simpler solutions. A stainless steel strip can be literally found on the street, and epoxied to the laptop case on one side and to a hard drive magnet on the other. Then any metal attached to the back of the phone - commonly sold for holding the phone in cars - can hold the phone to the magnet.