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Hacking the disassemble and reassemble manual of the Chromebook DELL 11 3120 to talk about how to repair it from Google's poor design choices, that made this and many other models (the ones manifactured before 2021) "break" early, even if most of them work perfectly to this day (their hardware). | |||
Re-using an manual (specifically the disassembly and reassembly one) of the Chromebook I've repaired and that I started to reuse after the [https://wiki.ias.wdka.nl/wiki/Repurposing_Chromebooks Repurposing Chromebooks workshop], by remixing its contents and annotate it with the forms ('''notes, narration, journaling, play''') of documentation that I have developed so far to enter a dialogue with an official document, by inserting information that is complementary to the service manual, but also being critical, retracing some context on these family of devices and the way they are designed, which '''prevents''' their reuse after they got labeled as "obsolete". | Re-using an manual (specifically the disassembly and reassembly one) of the Chromebook I've repaired and that I started to reuse after the [https://wiki.ias.wdka.nl/wiki/Repurposing_Chromebooks Repurposing Chromebooks workshop], by remixing its contents and annotate it with the forms ('''notes, narration, journaling, play''') of documentation that I have developed so far to enter a dialogue with an official document, by inserting information that is complementary to the service manual, but also being critical, retracing some context on these family of devices and the way they are designed, which '''prevents''' their reuse after they got labeled as "obsolete". | ||
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Revision as of 23:53, 21 June 2026
DISASSEMBLE
Obsolescence
Repair
Maintenance
XPUB1
obsolete
si26
si27
new forms of writing
- writing code
- logs/journals as forms of taking notes
interaction station
The maintenenance and repair page
<==XPUB2==
Maintenance and the XML
Xperimental Magic Lab
Xtra Magical Lab
 Logged my experience and thoughts about maintaining a space on xml.xpub.nl |
Drawings
At some point during this winter, I remembered that I had a pretty heavy drawing past. Which is also where the sticker making comes from, which I have done by hand mostly.
As with the XML stickers, drawing slowly started coming back into what I was doing at XPUB.
"Obsolete" technologies
Theories and practices
Limitations
The 100th time
Learning - Documentation - Play
The Chromebook
Narration and my personal form of documentation
Concrete examples
Frustrations
Successes
Amateurism
The future
Collecting and publishing stories
A personal account on stubborness
Working with others
Some Other Space
Since the beginning of the second year I started curating events at Some Other Space
Sticker Trade Day
| jorsign.nl |
 making of the sticker stuck on the Nighjet on our way back from AMRO with eleni |
Interaction Station
REASSEMBLE
Repurposing a manual
Dialoguing with official documentation
in progress
Hacking the disassemble and reassemble manual of the Chromebook DELL 11 3120 to talk about how to repair it from Google's poor design choices, that made this and many other models (the ones manifactured before 2021) "break" early, even if most of them work perfectly to this day (their hardware).
Re-using an manual (specifically the disassembly and reassembly one) of the Chromebook I've repaired and that I started to reuse after the Repurposing Chromebooks workshop, by remixing its contents and annotate it with the forms (notes, narration, journaling, play) of documentation that I have developed so far to enter a dialogue with an official document, by inserting information that is complementary to the service manual, but also being critical, retracing some context on these family of devices and the way they are designed, which prevents their reuse after they got labeled as "obsolete".
Pointin at a way onto how to disobey the software obsolescence designed into these devices, addressing the insane specificity that this repair requires, trying to accompany the reader through the process.
Inserting information coming from un-official official documentation.
The content of the manual will have a selection of the original manual, my annotations and drawings and some pages entirely from my side, including the method of repair of the Chromebook documentated by [mr.chromebox]
Playing seriously about repair, maintenance and reuse of the Chomebook I've started using since last year, and the impact that obsolescence brings.
Using documentation as a form maintenance and repair.
