content: He's humble about it, too. He dropped out of college, shows you all the steps to verify he's "not that smart" and still he floors me.  "Oh, you just Google the schematics to the proprietary motherboard until you find a hi-res photo you can transpose over your own photo of the problem board, trace each connection until you find something astray, then replace with a compatible microchip that you probably have a few of because they're in everything, and just a quick solder here and there. Now throw it in the toaster oven and you're done. What I do is not hard, it's just work." He's the tech person's Mike Rowe.