#fix a broken

[romayer2]

Still can't get the @bones-of-a-rabbit 's story out of my head...

Update: a lot of people have asked about a link to the fic. I left it in the last post, but I'm duplicating it again for ease of searching :)

[poltoreveur]

I could fix him but I kinda like him a little murderous and psychotic tho

[cam-stopped-eating-candles]

Woe. Annabeth with biblically accurate chronic pain be upon ye

[acornered]

I've never really self-identifed as butch because my style sensibility leans more toward effeminate gay man/eccentric grandparent but while my girlfriend was visiting, the clasps that held the shoulder strap of her handbag kept breaking (thanks temu), and finally I got fed up and fixed it by

a) wrenching off the old clasps with a pair of plyers and

b) replacing them with the only clasps I had on hand, which were 2 giant carabiners

and yeah, now that I think about it, that is incredibly butch lesbian behavior.

[techconer]

How to Fix a Broken Key on a Laptop - Tech Coner

If you have a laptop and have ever slammed your finger on one of the keys (or dropped your laptop), then you've likely experienced the pain of having broken a key on your laptop. For those who have never experienced this, I don't recommend that you try it! If you break a key on your laptop, there are several things that you can do to fix it, depending on the severity of the damage. in this article, I will tell you how to fix a broken key on a laptop.

Before You Start:

When you have a laptop keyboard with missing or broken keys, fixing the problem is possible. 

One way to fix your keyboard is by removing the keycap and replacing it with one in good condition. This process can be done by following these steps: 

1) Turn off the laptop and unplug it from the power source if plugged in. Remove any attached devices like mice, external keyboards, or anything else plugged into the computer. 

2) Find an object that will fit underneath the critical cap, such as an old credit card or something similar.Fix a Broken Key on a Laptop

Guide: How to fix a broken key on a laptop:

This DIY guide will show you how to fix a broken key on your laptop using the key retainer. All you need is just one material, which can save you from spending money on a new keyboard or, even worse, starting over from scratch. To find out more, keep reading!

 Once you have your broken key and its retainer, follow these steps: Take off your laptop's keyboard from its base. Insert both retainer pieces between keys to prevent them from falling out. Put it back in place and enjoy your computer as if nothing happened! If you are having difficulties, watch some of our video guides above and pick one that works for you. Fixing a broken key is no rocket science, so don't wait; fix it now!

Step 1 (The before) 

Step 2 (The fix) 

Step 3 (It's fixed!) #3 X5

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Basic laptop keyboard key structure:

A laptop keyboard is made up of many different parts. The keycaps are the plastic caps that make contact with the keys, and the critical retainer holds the keycap in place. It can be challenging to fix a broken key, but fortunately, there are some steps you can take. First, remove any debris between the two parts of the broken key. Then use a small screwdriver or another tool to pry up both sides of the critical retainer while gently twisting it back and forth.

You should be able to remove both sides of your crucial retainer without causing any damage. Use tweezers or needle-nose pliers, if necessary, and replace them with a new ones. Always make sure you purchase one that's made specifically for your laptop. If you don't want to mess with fixing your keys, contact us, and we can help you with all your laptop needs.

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[c0ntr0lledchaos]

Thought this scene from After Everything was Fixed (but you were still broken) by @bones-of-a-rabbit was really cute. had a lot of fun reading it and have a couple more artworks queued up for it.

[bones-of-a-rabbit]

readerbot fic shitpost time bc i have nothing else to share yee haw (featuring Sun sneakily asking nondescript fazco employees nonsuspicious questions for totally normal reasons)

readerbot is very Religiously Traumatized Young Adult Struggling To Overcome Their Upbringing coded here and y'know what. it tracks, good for them

[collophora]

TBB cadets ideas

[sombrewoodlandfairy]

the tortured poets department wallpapers

part 1 | part 2

[dawntainbobbynash]

Oh, there he is! Just in time.

[romayer2]

I'm baaaack!

I finally finished the wip! I wish I had the energy to draw more.....

Art for @bones-of-a-rabbit ✨ I love every chapter I've read!

[raphaerolo]

The jedi and his commander

[delzinrowe]

incorrect jjk quotes [46/?]

[upperranktwo]

I'd like to tell you... about the demon who killed my older sister, Kanae. And... let me also tell you... how to go about killing that demon.

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

"See you tomorrow"

MDZS Disco Elysium AU part 4 [prev parts]

[bones-of-a-rabbit]

this started out silly but it turned into smthn wholesome n cutesy. idk if thats for better or worse but maybe smthn like this will happen in readerbot fic