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A couple of weeks ago I wrote about detailing how it’d taken me five attempts to get a working Apple IIɢꜱ motherboard! Everything from failed deliveries to outright fraud had me convinced the universe didn’t want Clara and I getting one of these machines. True, I think the Atari ST is far more interesting, but I used these briefly in school, damn it! Well about a week ago I saw an Apple IIɢꜱ case on a famed auction site. Uh oh. It was in rough shape, but the price was right, and I figured it could be fixed with some 3D printed parts, epoxy, and a dab of Retrobright. I put in the order, and joked about what would cause this component to be lost, broken, refunded, defrauded, or otherwise shot to the Moon. Maybe it’d be sent to Sydney, Canada instead of Sydney, Australia. Maybe it’d gain sentience and go on a rampage against 68K machines. I didn’t have to wait long: Ruben Schade, welcome to PayPal. Your refund of $AMOUNT from eBay Commerce Inc. Your refund is on the way! Available on…

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