Any pcb project I’ve done that uses FFC I’ve always used double sided connectors. Every single one to date I’ve got the pins reversed on the first prototype. Just can’t get it visiualised in my head.

Feels like old internet to me. Good old days of browser incompatibilities

Load bearing code. I’m going to steal that, we have lots of that at work.

Still got lots more to add mind. Need to learn how to play audio next.

There’s a person at work who does the same. Certainly makes understanding his classes easier if I’m having to change them. Sure you can read the code but it’s so much easier with a few key comments like that.

I’ll vote no2, bottom center. Seems to be the popular choice!

some stuff has those stupid T handles on the FFC’s which mean you can’t use standard did the shelf ones for consolizers etc.

A friend who had a JLCPCB 500$ order apparently had 485 added on in tax. Not American so don’t fully understand it all but I assume it was the trump tax.

Reminds me of “you must have shot awful lot of tigers. Yes I used a machine gun” quote from the Italian Job.

They did a little blog post thing saying how successful that campaign was. Comes of very arrogant which makes them even more infuriating.

It’s the whole survivor bias thing I think. With allot of arguments the whole “didn’t affect (effect?) me so it’s not a problem” very annoying.