DosDude👾

I’m pretty sure he’s green.

Tubular bells part I in my ass

So is a Nike shirt, or any of those sport shirts like Adidas. Basically it’s hip to walk around as an ad

I think it embodies my interest.

The local feed is only for (all) communities on your instance. I think you meant to say “subscribed”

I have to turn a bolus

Probably. I don’t care.

You can do it with the web interface of your instance if your app doesn’t have the option.

Click on trending, and there is your create community button.

Aaaaaaaaah! NEIN!

Any country with actual welfare, a decent living wage minimum salary, normal Healthcare prices, a gun ban and a non-corrupt police system or at least less prone to corruption.

I don’t know, but I’m cramping up.

Really? How displaced is your view if you consider the USA easy mode?

Also, fuck Mexico. Apparently.

But only if you do it like the geologists in settlers 2 when they find something in the ground.

Pikablue! I remember now!

My dog shows no fear of geese, and will gladly scare them away for me. Easy passage for me, and another weakness for them. No barks needed, just a determined sprint.

Yeah, for smt I just use a heat gun or rework station for repairs. Only part I use an iron for that is when a lead didn’t take. Even then, the solder is already there so just flux is enough.

Good thinking. In my field we don’t do that. It takes more effort than you’d get out of it by that point. I just get a new roll. But if you’re in a pinch and on your last roll, this is a great idea!

Imagine the last part of the solder wire. Not much is left, but you want to use as much as you can, so you feed it anyway even though that last little part makes your finger come dangerously close to the iron.

Usually you just scrap the last part, but OP made a lot of small wires all along the roll, so either you scrap a lot, or burn your fingers trying to use up as much as you can.

I prefer adding solder while soldering. The solder itself also holds flux, and often when you do it that way you don’t need to add flux yourself. Also if you solder through hole and you add solder to the tip before soldering all the flux dissappears, and you don’t have enough solder for the weld.

And small amounts of solder doesn’t mean short strips, which is what you get when you do what OP posted.

Source: I work in the circuit board population field. And do inspection and repairs.

From feeding tiny bits of solder. Not from soldering.