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archetypes/blog.md

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content/blog/2025/04/18/headphone-repair.md

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+title = 'Thanks to 3D printing, my headphones are fixed!'
+date = 2025-04-18
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+
+Earlier this week, one of the hinges on my headphones broke. One moment it
+works; the next moment it flops around and doesn't sit right on my head.
+
+![Broken hinge](broken-hinge.webp)
+
+Like many other times where expensive things break, I initially got pretty
+bummed about it. It's easy to blame myself for being too rough with things
+because, well, I am. Regardless, sooner or later, everything _will_ inevitably
+break in some way. Quite often, something that should be a cheap fix will
+cripple a device because of a lack of spare parts.
+
+But now, unlike most of my life, I have the power to do something about that! 3D
+printing technology has become way more accessible in recent years. Replicating
+plastic parts to a reasonable level of precision is so much easier and cheaper
+(once you put in the initial investment of at least a few hundred USD).
+
+I was lucky to find a printable [model] online, so I didn't need to do any
+modeling myself this time. It printed in less than half an hour without much
+hassle, besides a few blemishes from support material that weren't too difficult
+to clean up.
+
+[model]: https://www.printables.com/model/167047
+
+![Replacement hinge](replacement-hinge.webp)
+
+Thankfully, these headphones seem to be designed to be taken apart. Getting at
+the hinge was just a matter of a few screws that were easy to reach, and a
+couple of plastic clips.
+
+The most annoying part of this process was actually getting the original hinge
+out. A cable needs to run through the hinge to get to the other ear. In the new
+part, there's an open channel for the cable, but in the original part, it
+completely surrounds the cable - it is stuck on there like a bead on string.
+
+I ended up taking flush cutters to the part to free it from the cable, but I
+nicked the cable in the process. It still works for now. In hindsight, I now
+know that it would be way easier and safer to open the ear assembly and desolder
+the cable in there - then it could be unthreaded more gently.
+
+Whew. After all of that, we are so back.
+
+![Fixed!](fixed.webp)
+
+These headphones have lasted me almost 3 years before needing repairs. It would
+have sucked to effectively lose $100 because of a piece of plastic. I'm
+fortunate to be able to fix it for just a few cents, plus a model provided by
+the collaborative efforts of a massive online community.
+
+It's not often that my printer pays out dividends like this. But this is one of
+its greatest and most satisfying superpowers - singlehandedly improving the
+repairability and longevity of many devices. I'm hoping that it continues to do
+so for me and for many others.

content/projects.md

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 _2024-02_ - Analog oscilloscope simulator, for playing "oscilloscope music".
 
-![Demo 1](/glowie-1.webp) ![Demo 2](/glowie-2.webp)
+![Demo 1](glowie-1.webp) ![Demo 2](glowie-2.webp)
 
 [Watch on YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRhQOdXDpUo)
 
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ https://github.com/agausmann/glowie
 
 _2022-08_ - Custom 60% ortholinear keyboard with a 2x 7-segment HUD.
 
-![SN1](/riemann-sn1.webp)
+![SN1](riemann-sn1.webp)
 
 https://codeberg.org/agausmann/riemann-kb - Firmware, PCB design, and case design
 
@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ https://github.com/agausmann/smm2-stats
 _2021-10_ - The name speaks for itself. 24x18 at 15 FPS, hundreds of thousands
 of simulated logic components.
 
-![Bad Apple in Logic World](/logicworld-badapple.webp)
+![Bad Apple in Logic World](logicworld-badapple.webp)
 
 [See the results](https://youtu.be/R5hdmBmmn0g)  
 World generator: https://github.com/agausmann/LogicWorld-BadApple
@@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ World generator: https://github.com/agausmann/LogicWorld-BadApple
 _2021-08_ - Universal clock with a rotating map and shading effects. Inspired
 by [xkcd now](https://xkcd.com/now/)
 
-![Global clock](/global-clock.webp)
+![Global clock](global-clock.webp)
 
 https://codeberg.org/agausmann/global-clock
 
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 _2021-03_ - A physical controller for the Windows Volume Mixer (sndvol). Set the
 volume for individual applications without alt-tabbing. My first PCB project.
 
-![WindowMaster Rev1](/windowmaster-rev1.webp)
+![WindowMaster Rev1](windowmaster-rev1.webp)
 
 https://github.com/agausmann/WindowMaster
 
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 _Started 2020-12_ - A digital logic simulator, inspired by redstone from
 Minecraft Alpha and some other mechanics from Logic World.
 
-![Full adder in FlipFlop](/flipflop-full-adder.webp)
+![Full adder in FlipFlop](flipflop-full-adder.webp)
 
 Development has slowed, but I still have some plans for future developments.
 

hugo.toml

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 theme = 'hugo-bearblog'
 enableRobotsTXT = true
 
-dateFormat = '1970-01-01'
+dateFormat = '2006-01-02'
 
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justfile

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 build:
     hugo build --cleanDestinationDir
 
+clean:
+    rm -r public
+
 dev:
     hugo --buildDrafts --buildFuture server
     
-publish: build
+blog filename:
+    hugo new blog/$(date +%Y/%m/%d)/{{filename}}.md
+
+publish: clean build
     neocities push --prune public

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