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[Anonymous No.52887758]

Give me some biz advises guys

i'm good at electronics, i'v been repairing various electronic devices including computers, smartphones, AVRs , cd players and even industrial machines...but thats spare money desu and i barely make minimum wage

i also know how to make high quality home theater speakers, but even if i start my own brand i doubt anyone would be willing to spend 3k for a pair of speakers from an unknown brand

i'm out of ideas here

[Anonymous No.52888062]

>>52887758
I've done a bit of that, though I'm not really good at electronics (as in, the field), but still can fix shit that's not wholly damaged
honestly, I think it'd be a great business if you could "hack" some device (or a bunch of them) to transform it into something else. for example, there was this very successful kickstarter campaign where some random people sold chink routers as "anonymizing routers". apparently they were taken down after some criticism, but still...

[Anonymous No.52888162]

>>52888062
thanks for the tip, but that doesn't sound like a long term biz idea. more like something you could do for few months on ebay

[Anonymous No.52888305]

>>52888162
I mean, anonabox raised almost 600k in a week after being presented on kickstarter, so it does sound like a nice idea to me, but whatever floats your boat.
also, that was only an example. you could take some random program(s) from your linux repos and convert that device into "specialized hardware" that runs that service...

[Anonymous No.52888419]

>>52888305
not sure how that thing is supposed to work, im guessing it re-roots all trafic throu tor so something, right?

[Anonymous No.52889382]

bump

[Anonymous No.52889528]

>>52887758
>bitch doesn't even know how to sweep
NGMI

[Anonymous No.52889697]

>>52887758
Why am I angry?

[Anonymous No.52889705]

>>52887758
Market your expensive speakers well.