I fixed a Commodore 64 using ChatGPT

[@Pallerim]

Mad respect to anyone who dares to do soldering on camera

[@jamesmaxwell4447]

Almost as scary as applying thermal paste.

[@theencryptedpartition4633]

@@jamesmaxwell4447you apply thermal paste once, this is a continuous process...

[@nkntrading]

When I'm soldering alone my hands shake a lot, If someone starts to watch me over the sholder I'm sure I'll solder my nail to a PCB without even realising, can't even imagine recoding for the whole world to see.

[@AITullball3333]

Yeah, there's always going to be that guy in the comments saying "WHY ARE YOU NOT DOING IT MY WAY?!"

[@UberAlphaSirus]

Her soldering looks fine. But IKWUM.

[@l0adofarse]

As someone old enough to have used these machines the first time around, it’s great to see a different generation bringing them back to life.

[@GuitarONtatami]

Yep it is like a granfather seeing his grand daughter fixing his old toy

[@mypinballs]

Absolutely, it makes me smile to see a new generation getting stuck into 8bit and 16bit repair. ❤️ Often they get accused of being ‘snow flakes’ but this just proves that as nonsense . Excellent work and excellent channel 👍🏻👍🏻

[@keiths8700]

Goonies shirt, repairing a commodore 64, you really are from a different era. Who can blame you, the 80's rocked!

[@72dodge340]

Not much has changed, except now the bombs are bigger and the tyrants are crazier. @@Okurkaarrgghh

[@keiths8700]

This girl rocks. soon you will have 100k.

[@tjwatts100]

​@@OkurkaarrgghhThat was a breeze 😅

[@illegalsmirf]

only if you were dumb enough to fall for it@@Okurkaarrgghh

[@EgoShredder]

@@Okurkaarrgghh It was all one big psyop though.

[@the3dom]

It was all you, ChatGPT just confirmed your suspicions

[@sergiotricarico]

I would say that ChatGPT was completely useless

[@the3dom]

@@sergiotricarico moral support is important 😊

[@User2718218]

However, ChatGPT's use of language when talking about electronics and board repair was dead-on. That in itself is pretty amazing.

[@Azuris190]

At work we had to handle problems between the communication of SAP and the System of the SPS. The hotline did only confirm my suggested solutions haha....

[@lovemadeinjapan]

@@sergiotricarico ChatGPT does work, but as clickbait term in the video title..... Well, not really clickbait, as it still is a honest repair.

[@siskodata]

Adrian's Digital Basement and now a new generation Sayaka's Digital Attic, nice video, respect, subscribed.

[@softline6924]

Lol yes and Adrian would recommend to use hot glue as well. Anyway very good video, I still need to repair a black screen C64C board, I know the issue but I will also try chat GPT. Didn’t think of it so many thanks!

[@Dark_eVader]

Those are very smart questions that you have used with ChatGPT. I never thought to use ChatGPT for electronic repairs and it was eye opening for me. Thank you so much. Congratulations on reaching 20k subscribers. I also just right now subscribed to your Italian channel. Your channel is growing tremendously for the small number of videos that you have and you inspired me to also try creating my own retro channel at my age of 64. As I am based in the Philippines, it is harder to obtain these devices but at least I have started with an unboxing of a NEC PC-8001mkII under the name of retrocore64 which currently has 6 subscribers🤣. I look forward to more of your videos as well as your insights and advice.

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

Wow, thank you so much for your awesome message! I'm really glad you found the questions interesting and that my channel inspired you to start your own retro channel. 🙂

[@Dark_eVader]

@@Sayakas_Digital_Attic It was my pleasure and I really thank you from the inner depths of my being!

[@alex.bragin]

Split, double camera view of iron soldering - amazing!

[@gregorymccoy6797]

I have never seen anyone use Chatgpt for an electronic repair before. Quite interesting. I see your lab is becoming more setup and capable! Best of luck to you!

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

Thank you for the kind words and support! It means a lot to me and I'm happy to know that you like my videos

[@jameslongstreet9259]

From the looks of things, you weren't even born when Commodore 64's stopped being mainstream. Thanks for your dedication and talent. Really mindblowing to watch antique computers combined with the newest that software development has to offer....

[@EinzigfreierName]

Congratulations! You successfully teached ChatGPT how to fix a C-64 :-). I made a few experiments with ChatGPT in electronics recently and the results were VERY mixed. Spitting out knowledge it does very well. But for reasoning, logic and even math, it miserably fails from time to time.

[@SianaGearz]

Hey it's more surprising that a machine constructed to continuously predict next word in a sentence/converstion and just spit it out without ability to correct it, is capable of doing math and logic!

[@EinzigfreierName]

Yes, I think you are right. It's a "language model" after all. The problem is - it is so good at this that it makes people believe it knows the answer even if it is completely wrong. @@SianaGearz

[@MarcGameplays]

Good video! Very educative.

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

Thank you so much for your support, it means a lot to me and I'm happy to know that you like my videos😃

[@Qurex]

I liked the two camera view. Its nice to see the one who is talking, not just hands. Nice video!

[@SianaGearz]

I watched this in Italian, it was fun. I normally barely understand Italian, but i made my way through just fine.

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

Thank you very much, I'm glad you liked the Italian version also and that it's understandable even to those who don't speak Italian as their first language :)

[@StrayFire]

I do not remember how I stumpled over your channel, but so far I loved every video! Somehow the chill production, you skill level, and your character just work very well together.

[@st0ned_pixel]

It is always a blessing seeing you do some repair work on those old hardware pieces. Keep up the good work!

[@Carhill]

I don't think I've ever seen a well framed thumbnail on a video, clicked play, and have the video essentially start as the thumbnail. That was cool.

[@KorAllRBare]

As a lifelong electronic hobbyist and repair technician now in my late 60's suffering serious health issues "No doubt due to my Passion" I would like to advise you to get an extraction filter fan ASAP to use whilst soldering and using many of the chemicals that hands on electronic repair and or assembly requires.. I Subscribed today, and APU👁👍

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

Thank you for the advice. It's not noticeable in the video, but I used a fume extractor during soldering. In addition to the portable extractor, I also built another extractor. It's the aluminum-colored tube that can be seen at the beginning and end of the video :)

[@balajinarasimhan5346]

Hi, I have been into electronics for few years now. Only recently i came to know about the importance of fume extractor. What kind of health issues did you face due to that? Is it possible to get lead poisoning due to solder fumes? I get pins and needles in finger tips after prolonged soldering. I also get some pain in lungs.

[@KorAllRBare]

@@balajinarasimhan5346 Sounds like you need to see your doctor to get him to organise a few specialists ASAP.. Dont want to end up with lung problems complicated by nerve damage, not to overlook possible lead poisoning

[@Patrik6920]

another good investmen will be a respiration mask, and chem resitant glowes... ..it will be a good iinvestment in ur health for the future .. old circuit boards can give away toxic fumes (more than newer).. and u will probably use other fluids that fumes anyway... ...been soldering and handlig fluids/alcoholes, cleaners etc.. a long time (some of it without proper safety equippment) ..trust me it will be woth it... ...take care, and never stop tinkering 🙂🙃

[@IlBiggo]

@@balajinarasimhan5346 Solder fumes don't contain any lead: lead vaporizes at 1750°C. The fumes are from the resin or from the board's coating and yes, they're not particularly good for your health, get or make a fume extractor. A small fan is enough to suck the fumes away from your face. Some irons have a built-in extractor ending in a thin tube over the solder point. As for pins in your fingertips, it could be A) *actual* pins, bits of wire; B) your iron gets too hot in the handle; C) you're sensitive or allergic to lead, resin, or any other materials you're touching while working. Try wearing gloves (surgical gloves).

[@insanelydigitalvids]

What an interesting way to approach the problem! I really enjoyed watching this. Thank you.

[@toqertv]

Saw a goonies shirt and a C64, clicked on video, saw soldering, was not disappointed.

[@rod370]

Hi, Sayaka. Wow you did a great job fixing the Commodore 64. Stay safe to you and your loved ones. 🌹

[@jarodjohnson1605]

Lol. I used to fix old office PCs with BSOD like this. 99% of the time, just reinstall the RAM modules and voila!. Great video and demonstration of ChatGPT's capabilities. Very odd that RAM sockets weren't installed into the board, considering the signs of repair attempts.

[@markoszouganelis5755]

Thank you ChatGPT!🌱

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

Thank you so much for your kind words and support! I'm really glad you liked my video and it's awesome to hear that ChatGPT came in handy for your other computer too. It's amazing how it can be such a valuable resource when the right questions are asked and there's a basic understanding of the topic. 🙂

[@markoszouganelis5755]

I love Amiga!💚🌱🌈@@Sayakas_Digital_Attic

[@gavendb]

love her. her intellect is one thing, but the goonies shirt is what did me in.

[@marko.p.radojcic]

I was actually working on a project to connect Commodore 128 to USB-TTL adapter and GPT 3.5 incorrectly suggested that NMI and RX should not be soldered together. Since I knew this is incorrect I did not do this. I do believe GPT 4 is better however, I am not using it. On the other hand, when I connected my C64 and my C128 to USB-TTL adapter and plugging the adapter to Raspberry Pi I was able to chat to chatGPT from the Commodore using terminal program on the commodore side and linux shell using getty and some python on RPi side. Kudos on the video. Thank you for sharing.

[@nicholsliwilson]

It’s good that Chat GPT found the guides you needed but I’m actually more impressed that it didn’t appear to struggle with your accent? I’m British with a “colonial British” or “neutral” accent & it sometimes struggles to understand me! Love your concentrating face by the way, so serious. 😄 Interesting video, thanks.

[@nicholsliwilson]

@erwindewit4073 lol!

[@nkntrading]

@erwindewit4073 Or Norwegian living in Brazil. 'Alexa , remember me I need to pick up my glasses at the mall.' 'Ok, Playing Oasis - Wonderwall'

[@bobweiram6321]

The speech recognition isn't powered by ChatGPT.

[@nicholsliwilson]

@@nkntrading LOL!

[@nicholsliwilson]

@erwindewit4073 LOL! it understands an Italian Woman speaking english easier than Scott’s accents! 😂

[@coolcat23]

Well done for saving another one of these little gems! Great choice of music :) and thanks so much for not using any background music while you are talking!

[@iainhay2823]

Absolutely love your videos they are so well done and informative. I've never used a C64 as I'm an Amstrad CPC user but very tempted to try and get my hands on one

[@fernandososterbortolotto7315]

Very good soldering technique. The commodore is now working beautifully, a job well done!

[@tonybennett7145]

I'm really liking your videos Eleonora, they are varied and informative. Plus the fact that I'm learning Italian from your other channel. Please keep up the great work. 😊

[@JeffFryeSr-jm4vn]

Your shirt is awesome and I live near where it was filmed and I think you are very smart and have a real passion for computers much Respect 🌹

[@Diemermakes]

Super excellent example for how to use GPT to make you more productive with something you might be unfamiliar with! I think as AI becomes more and more ingrained in our workflows, it's a good idea to find novel ways to use it. I know you prob could have solved this faster off camera without GPT, but it was a very valuable exercise for the rest of us!

[@TheBadFred]

Respect! I was curious about the result. Well done!

[@countryside8122]

I used to repair those all the time. Their are 3 chips that can cause the blue screen. You need a logic probe to detect the problem. Whenever I replaced a bad IC I always put in a socket for the new IC. A piece of phone wire if you break a circuit.

[@aaronm9478]

I definitely need a de-soldering iron like yours, that looks amazing! You always wear the coolest shirts!

[@Shorkiedokey]

This is aweseome, thanks for sharing these videos!

[@qzorn4440]

Most excellent Sayaka's ChatGPT Commodore 64 repair. 🥳 ChatGPT can be helpful. Thank you.

[@cooee_fancy]

I programmed demos in assembly language in the 80s/90s for C64 and Amiga. Thanks for this interesting video and bringing the machine back to life 😊🫶

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

Thank you so much for your generosity and kind words!

[@stevenchadburrow]

Really liked the two-camera setup this time, keep that up! And whatever anyone else says, those dual-wipe sockets are great!

[@thedanyesful]

Good video concept and a great demonstration of your skills. Coordinating all the recording, narration, and editing of footage must have been a lot of work, and your soldering skills on some of those ICs was impressive. It's neat to see that ChatGPT can contribute or, at least help progress the troubleshooting, even if the suggestions aren't incredibly insightful.

[@Tech_Wes_]

Thank you for sharing, a good step by step process and to really utilize chat gpt.

[@gullyfoyle6354]

I was really impressed with all the process!! Never thought that CGPT would be SO helpful, even if you already had some of the answers, I guess ;) Another great video, Sayaka. Grazie mile. Auguri.

[@markoszouganelis5755]

I love this! ChatGPT is a great helping mind! I repaired my other desktop computer too with the help of ChatGPT, some time ago... 🌈Thank you!

[@freckhard]

Sayaka explaining to us and to ChatGPT how to repair that C64 is why I am here :D

[@horusfalcon]

This was interesting. I got the feeling you really didn't need ChatGPT, but it did offer sound advice, and could be a useful tool if you ever find yourself stuck. Well done!

[@SianaGearz]

Some people talk to a rubber duck for this reason. It's not that it knows something you don't, but it forces people to verbalise and explore their knowledge. GPT is also excellent at being generally familiar with the words used on a given topic enough to give you better search terms and help find actual authoritative information.

[@drPeidos]

Really enjoyed the music in the soldering sections of the video.

[@RudysRetroIntel]

Excellent video! You do a lot of work as you make them both on English and Italian. Thanks for sharing

[@icecreamsandwichiify]

I was born in 1984... I love the Goonies! It was filmed 136km from where I live, or 85 miles. Love the T shirt. Great video!

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

Glad you enjoyed the video! Wow, being so close to where The Goonies was filmed must be pretty cool.

[@micheleporcu2287]

dat shirt is a Winner of course. Keep up the good work Eleonora !

[@-Jakob-]

Born '69, I was already too old for The Goonies, the mid 80's was the time I would watch Terminator, Aliens, Nightmare on Elmstreet etc. C64 was still a thing though as I didn't have the money for an Amiga yet. It's so cool that a young woman like you is doing such things. Back in the 80's unimaginable, if I would have seen someone like you back then, I surely would have been thinking that you must have come from a different planet or a different time. And with the latter one I would have been right. So please keep on doing such things and share it with us.

[@trustnoone81]

Just wanted to say, I love that shirt.

[@diymicha2]

Second movie I ever saw in theatres as a kid :)

[@TechGuyBeau]

Fantastic video. keep it up

[@networkg]

Excellent video. ChatGPT is a work in progress, but wow, what progress it has made. I have been using the text based ChatGPT 4.0 but not yet for repair (but will give it a go after this video.) To avoid disappointment, approach ChatGPT as a tool and not (yet) as a source for complete solutions. Remember, A.I. is learning from us.

[@WiredRoot]

i would recommend to also use the function to upload photos to ChatGPT. In this way you can ask questions concerning specific problems you are seeing on the device and the AI will be better able to solve them.

[@andrewjones6693]

Well done! ChatGPT and Copilot have helped me with some computer programming issues! 🙂

[@guido69x]

Smart,cute,nerdy and a Goonies fan,I allready love her ❤

[@cerberes]

I really enjoyed your repairing adventure. Keep the videos coming!!

[@paristo]

I am blown away that someone is talking to a computer, to fix an computer... I am watching again a Star Trek TNG for Nth time... And it is so full of ahead of time functions, like tablets, talking computer, voice commands, multi-touch interfaces (with real LCARS interface designed for the show) and wireless real-time translator/communicators. Since 2017 when neural networks were taken in use to develop further in the computers capability gather and collect information and then represent it in form to the human that it makes sense, it has changed a lot what could be done. Even when ChatGPT etc are not real Artificial Intelligence, it has become as what computers were thought to be decades ago, dreaming that you could ask from computer "What I can do from food I have in fridge?" or "Call to Office, say that I am late" and then computer would initiate the call, make the call and end the call without even you doing it, just like a proper digital assistant was visioned.

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

I agree, it's mind-blowing how much of what we saw in Star Trek is becoming a reality. The progress in AI is definitely opening up some cool possibilities. It's exciting to think about what's next in store for technology and how it will continue to shape our lives. Who knows, maybe we'll be living in a fully futuristic world sooner than we think!

[@paristo]

@@Sayakas_Digital_Attic There is/was a price competitions years back for development of medical device, literally explaining it to be like a Tricorder from TNG, and requisition was to be able detect 100 something different illnesses or disease. Meant for on-field analysis in developing countries. That would be a breakthrough many ways to be able perform a scan with handheld device. Many ways such is like oscilloscopes are for electronics, you get data and need to interpret that to know what you are looking for. Next step is to get oscilloscopes wireless as well. Point it at the electronic device and it would tell you if some components are faulty or device is working properly. If we could just read easily the electricity without touching the components. Example, hover a sensor piece over a whole chip and it would figure out what you are pointing at, how many pins and what kind signal each pin delivers. And then lay it out for you schematics it see, and then compare it to library of comparable ones and inform if something is broken. We can have a high end radar with 70-90 cm diameter antenna and electronically controlled beam shaping and direction, that takes high resolution images from 60-100 km away that you can recognize cars and how many tires it has and what is its shape all the way to how many doors it has. Could we have sensor that can see through common plastics and see all metal conductors and such on circuit board from close range, like 20-30 cm? If a circuitry can be detected, you can figure out where are what kind components positions, build schematics and apply some Chat got to figure out what circuit board you are looking etc and where is usual problems. And if sensor is high enough, it could detect electricity flow on each pathway or component at least. Even if it would be a pen size pointer with few millimeter beam width. One can just dream...

[@tzibu]

Interesting way to add extra solder with the desolder gun. Need to try that myself.

[@TheDigitalOne]

Excellent conversation with ChatGPT, excellent soldering and desoldering skills, I done soldering before, but not as good, maybe teach a few soldering tricks in a future video. It’s amazing that ChatGPT can help to fix electronics and is a good idea to ask experts on the subject matter, other than that, seems to me that when fixing broken down electronics first test for any continuity malfunctions, well a visual inspection first is a plus. So OS what clever and simple way to fix a broken down electronic circuit, by bridging the circuit with an appropriate gage wire, I’m so impressed, really. Keep up the good work and don’t breathe in the smoke from the soldering. Great LAB setup and nice to see your electronic tools and gadget in use, ehehehe. “The Continuity!”😺🙋‍♀️👩‍🔧🔃🥰✨💎

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

Thank you so much for your feedback! Also thank you for the advice. It's not noticeable in the video, but I used a fume extractor during soldering. In addition to the portable extractor, I also built another extractor. It's the aluminum-colored tube that can be seen at the beginning and end of the video :)

[@TheDigitalOne]

@@Sayakas_Digital_Attic 🥰 it’s amazing that the Commodore 64 is just a card hooked up to a keyboard ⌨️, imagine a modern day commodore 64 with wireless casting and World Wide Web access, imagine a Commodore 64 minimized PCI card for a Desktop computer, that would so cool right? Think of All the Commodore 64 possibilities! Cool, I don’t do too much soldering, but a fume extractor would be ideal to keep the soldering fumes away, no worries keep up with the good tech work! 💫💎😺 🥰👩‍🔧⌨️

[@cosmicdive]

I genuinely was impressed by this demonstration! I used the voice to speak feature and learned that you can actually tap to hold while speaking, sort of like a walkie-talkie, and it's way easier if you struggle like me to find your words lol. Nice shirt btw! Chester Copperpot would've killed for ChatGPT back in the day, maybe then he wouldn't of got struck down by Booby Traps?...

[@jurgenkruger3932]

Goonies Shirt and working on a C64 made my day!😂

[@mth469]

You're keepin up with the Commodore. Because the Commodore is keepin up with you.

[@derAiTiLer]

Well Done :) I am refurbishing my old c64 aswell and hope it will work after it is finished too.

[@marcroulleau9510]

Amazing, I would have never thought using chatgpt to help me in that matter, I guess I will try once for fun :) Thank you .

[@mattshu]

so happy this channel was randomly recommended by the algo. I'm all about this!

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

Thank you!

[@stephenjarrett9066]

Great vid. I will be going through your entire playlist.

[@isaactanner6403]

Hi you !! Im electronic devices tech… Nice to see girls fixing electrics things !! Here is completely unusual to see it happens !! Commodore is rare here in Brasil… but MSX was no !! I have one. Fantastic ideia to this video making GPT interacting with you !! Congrats by this video !!

[@chelsona2574]

all i can think of when i see you talking to chatgpt is captain picard talking to the computer haha awesome

[@GuitarONtatami]

You have an excellent passion, though quite challenging, keep it on🙏

[@kg2ix]

Great video (again). It never entered my mind to try to use chat gpt for a repair. Can't wait to try that for myself. Just wish the app voice didn't sound like my wife. Keep up the great work!

[@choco_easty]

This is interesting! Smart idea for a video!

[@aselvais]

Great content idea! Chat GPT is impressive ... And great t-shirt; and great music haha :) love it !

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

Thank you! :)

[@andrewstewart8704]

Great fix! Time to play Ghost n goblins :) Love your confidence with the repairs by the way. First time I've heard of GPT chat, seems to be a great diagnostic tool. Is this GPT thing an AI? Fascinating!

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

Thanks a lot! Ghosts 'n Goblins sounds like a fun choice🙂 Yes, ChatGPT is indeed an AI.

[@StevesCRSA]

Great job soldering. This is good stuff.

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and appreciated the soldering work.

[@csebastian3]

You have a very good father.

[@zahreel3103]

I haven't watched the Goonies in foreeeeeeeeeever! Great vid, keep it up!

[@pbezunartea]

Great video, thanks for posting!

[@PeterCooperUK]

That ChatGPT voice has such a sarcastic voice 😆 It sounds exactly like a character out of a TV show I've seen but I can't put my finger on who.

[@pluto9000]

Yes it has that raspy, creaky voice at the end of the sentence.

[@IlBiggo]

I'd like a ChatGPT with the voice and personality of GLaDOS.

[@AbenteuerSchottland]

You had the like as soon as I saw the Goonies T-Shirt! 🙂

[@kke]

Well... You did help the GPT quite a bit using your own experience and it was mostly confirming :)

[@snowtiger44]

Wow amazing you are very smart and skilled

[@ΓιανναραςΚαπα]

Somehow related to Adrians digital basement?😂 Nice video btw

[@mawkeetwo]

Come ho detto nel video italiano, questo è estremamente prezioso per me! Grazie mille per i contenuti divertenti e coinvolgenti e continuate così!

[@MattFixesStuff]

I love how you cut and created this video :) Very inspiring. I'm also trying to create some fix videos. Do you plan to make a fix video or do you just record everything as you go and maybe make it a video later ? I'm not sure how to approach it. I kinda want to focus more on the repair/work than on film making and then cut it afterwards 🤔 + subbed ofcourse :)

[@Even-Steven]

Goonies! Nice experiment with ChatGPT 😉

[@FredsTech1]

Respect! U r so cool! Keep the good work up :)

[@lidders]

I remember my first computer, an Acorn Atom, back in the early 80’s. If someone had told me back then that A:) people would still be playing with Commodore 64’s 40 yrs later, and B:) they’d be talking to another computer to get help fixing them , they’d have blown my mind.

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

Quite a journey from the Acorn Atom to today's tech! It's remarkable how far technology has come since the '80s.

[@Alfred-Neuman]

I also tried to fix my commodore 64 using ChatGPT but I ended up with a Nintendo 64... 🤷‍♂🎮

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

It cracks me up to imagine how you ended up going from a Commodore 64 to a Nintendo 64. ChatGPT must have had a very creative suggestion! 😂

[@VincentGroenewold]

lol

[@pluto9000]

It's Chad GPT not ChatGPT.

[@blackterminal]

Well done. You did so well.

[@nanquan491]

I love your channel. If I may suggest, instead of calling the video "I fixed a Commodore 64 using ChatGPT" (which gives away the ending), better would be "Can I fix a Commodore 64 using ChatGPT?"... this makes people want to watch until the end more, especially if you know you've succeeded they won't be disappointed :)

[@SianaGearz]

Why? I often don't click on videos where title is formulated as a question because for one, there's Betteridge Law, and for other, it often leads to an unsatisfying video where nothing happens. So I think anti-clickbait titles are genuinely better.

[@nanquan491]

@Okurka. nah that's too cheezy

[@IlBiggo]

@@Okurkaarrgghh "Watch this young girl fixing a boomer's computer with Artificial Intelligence!"

[@vrangarajan605]

Wonderful ! Well done !!

[@McTroyd]

Interesting application for ChatGPT. Having seen your other videos, I'm sure you didn't need the assistance, but thanks for illustrating it anyway. This could be hugely helpful for someone who's right on the edge of being able to repair these machines, but needs a little more hand-holding for a first attempt, or a how-to reminder from years gone by. Did this Commodore supply the SID music you used? 👍

[@devnull73]

I felt a disturbance in the force - like a million simps cried out at once :) Seriously though, nice job.

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

🤣❤

[@pevaneyn]

I was wondering if you were going to do an English version of this video. Strangely enough I find this one better than the Italian version, because I feel that ChatGPT in Italian has an irritating English accent. As a non-native speaker I struggle with my accent so I'm maybe a lot more sensitive to this. Besides being very good at repairing computers, and having the courage to work on such old machines, you also seem to be excellent at video-editing as both versions look great. Looking forward to you working on the Ti99/4A from the outro, mine died a smokey death a few years ago :(

[@Alexander_H]

Great from you and ChatGPT. Greetings from Germany

[@markmanning2921]

you should use enamled single strandwire wrap wire ot do the "bodge wires" not multi strand wire. Alsom, a much finer solder would have been easier to use. That being said awesome work :) I learned to code 6502 assembly language in two weeks back in 1987 and THEN bought a C64 :) edit: if multi strand wire is all you can get twist the exposed strands at the end so they are tighter together and pre-solder them. you should always tin a wire prior to soldering it to where it is to be attached!

[@tste6759]

Your so awesome.... And a commodore tech. Great job 👍

[@saarike]

ChatGPT didn't have any new ideas. You already know all of her/his suggestions 😀😀😀.Great vid by the way.

[@grassiew]

That's awesome. Great job!

[@opipico9144]

You are one of the real super girls out there!