Privacy is one of those things that has to be collective to be effective. It doesn't matter if you put on a hat, a cloak, shades, and a fake beard when you go out of your home if you are the only one doing it, they'll just identify you as the person in a cloak, hat, shades, and a fake beard.
OfCourseNot
joined 1 year ago
'Dishonored and Prey'[two games] 'dev' [short for developer, the people that made the games] 'Arkane' [the name of the studio, i.e. the 'developer'] 'founder' [the person that founded said studio]. So, after unwrapping, it would be something like 'The founder of Arkane, the studio that developed Dishonored and Prey, says...'.
It is weird, and I certainly hate it, but it's proper 'journalist grammar'.
... but gayer.
Yeasts are fungi, not bacteria.
Don't know about the glue thing, the smds were put by a machine, but they would move like the one in the picture if you didn't set the machine right. I can't say for sure with that resolution but I think those white things are the shiny reflections on the pins/solder. I will look into these smd glues tho, that could come handy.
And about the tape I have to say that my experience with wave soldering is not very vast, literally just one place, but they used painters tape, of the cheapest kind, and it worked just fine—no melting (it's paper?), and no burning since the solder doesn't get that hot (~200°C), the tape might stay a bit wet from the flux also idk.
To the second and third issues, I think they happened because of bad settings in the wave soldering machine, and/or not prepping the board beforehand. Maybe the wave was to high, or the speed too slow. Many times you have to cover the smd components with a bit of painters tape. Even the orientation of the board on the frame can matter.
In Spain we study the American Revolution, as the first of the liberal democratic revolutions, in as much detail as our own civil war. Or we did 20+ years ago. So I guess the Brits do too and the other commenter is just teasing or something.
Oh no! I can't unsee it now!
An organized, disciplined military is more effective at defending against an organized, disciplined military.
That's true. The thing is: defending what? The country? The government? The king? Going to war is trading my (relative) safety for theirs, and I've never been too fond of them really.
Defending myself and going to war sound like complete opposites to me.
Be my fucking guest! You and your children can go enlisting, I just have to do this thing and will be right behind you...
view more: next ›
That picture triggered my captcha reflex.