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In 1983 my Commodore 64 stopped making sound. I looked at the schematic at the back of the big Commodore Reference and found an op-amp transistor that came out of the SID chip. I figured, hey, that’s a cheap part, might as well try that first. I went to Radio Shack and bought another transistor, and soldered it in. 
This was the first motherboard of a computer I fixed. 

I’ve been building things in and out of computers ever since. 

“I have been working in IT for a long time. It’s like riding a broken bicycle, each time the thing breaks, you learn how to fix it all over again.

If you’re not a technician, you don’t understand the satisfaction of that”