currently having trouble with the right trigger button being unresponsive sometimes, the odd part is that it's perfectly fine one moment then it randomly becomes unresponsive.
Can someone please explain?
Can someone please explain?
Blowing into them could be a solution, but a downside would be putting moisture in your trigger buttons and possibly degrading them in the long run
yeah i've tried that though it seems to only work sometimes
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well my 3ds has been sitting under my bed for the past month, though the L button works completely fine
Buttons are weird.
I highly suggest canned air as it won't introduce that much moister to insides of your system.
I usually just moisten a cotton ball with rubbing alcohol and dab it around the edges of my borked button. Works well in my experience
After getting the tools necessary for my 3DS I unscrewed the bottom and gave a look at the components of the r button, completely clean, everything seemed alright but just in case I dismantled it all, reseated the R button cable and reconnected it (really annoying process) and even after doing all that still was exactly the same. So I may just simply order a new R button cable then replace it. Usually i wouldnt bother with something like this since i could always just buy a new 3ds however since this 3DS has special CFW on it and the latest firmware doesnt seem to have a good method of installing CFW yet I'm not going to give up on this 3DS.
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Many of the same issues can be seen for the insanely predatory healthcare and health insurance system in the US+1
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It's important for society to be healthy and educated. If those things can't happen because all of the institutions that prop up those industries make it unattainable for all but a small portion of society, then your society is largely going to be disease ridden, dying, and uneducated in very short order.
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And if the concern is that "well we can't trust the government to intervene for this because the government can't do anything right and wastes tons of money" then holy shit push for a better government. I'm certainly trying to. Don't throw your hands up and go "we've tried nothing and we're all out of ideas"
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