Louis reads Apple fan reactions to video on soldered in SSDs, and himself!

Louis reads Apple fan reactions to video on soldered in SSDs, and himself!

"RMX by Dorninger" by DRKMBNT (base)
Music squeezed out of self-soldered sound devices and remixed by Dorninger.
https://www.base.at/drkmbnt-rmx-by-dorninger-cdr-digital#main
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When building electronics project for permanent use - i.e. after testing on a solderless breadboard - you normally go to a #soldered perforated board of some type as a #prototype, or even for very-low-volume production.
There are different types of boards. I dislike "matrix" boards, which are just isolated pads on a grid, i.e. there are no connections between any of them. Some people swear by these; I swear at them.
I prefer protoboards that have multiple holes per pad (so you can connect multiple component leads without having to add an explicit wire jumper). If they've also got #busses - sets of pads that run the whole length or width of the board - so much the better!
Some are #crap: laminated paper PCBs where the pads lift off the board if you even try to desolder something you added. Row/column labels missing, or (like I found with some recently) that don't line up between the front and back of the board ๐ , or most egregiously, they don't actually show the pad pattern on the front of the board, so you have to keep flipping it to check your parts are correctly placed. One example below.
I have some from "BusBoard Prototype Systems" that I like. The SB4 is a 38 x 24 (912 hole) board that is #snappable into quarters. Two of the quarters have rows that are 4-hole, 2-hole, 4-hole. The other two are 5 2-hole pads. Both types have a single bus running along each of the 2 long sides.
But ...
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#electronics #hobby #ProtoBoard #PerfBoard #MatrixBoard #Chinesium
My personal and highly biased @frameworkcomputer launch event conclusion:
Im not angry or mad, I am just disappointed and completely underwhelmed.
Isn't it annoying when you've put a project together, carefully #soldered every single pin and joint, routed wires with great care so every piece just fits without a hitch, just for it not to work?
And isn't it annoying when you've taking everything apart again, tested everything(?) and it still doesn't work?
And when you realise you've soldered a button wrong so that you're short-circuiting the reset pin on the board, isn't that just so incredibly annoying?
@stdevel @JessiCum @ubuntu @bradlinder it is the #InconvenientTruth:
#Lenovo brings #Apple-Style #Enshittification like #soldered-down #RAM, #PlasticSnaps instead od Screws, #GluedInBatteries with #DRM instead of toolfree hot-swappable ones and worse #quality.
Seriously, I would've bought myself a fully-decked out #P15v if Lenovo didn't fecked it up with my work-issied machine.
I once really loved their devices and I'll keep to #UseLonger my #X230t...
https://mstdn.social/@kkarhan/110905896594073677
@[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected] also every #ThinkPad after my #X230t that I use to this day is literally a #downgrade in terms of expandability, upgradeability and maintainability. Sadly @[email protected] is just marginally better by virtue of having #repairability as selling feature, but even their #Framework #Laptop|s are a Downgrade... https://chaos.social/@stdevel/110905749076554429