Does anybody ewse feew wike having a giggiw when I say the name... Biggus Dickus?
Of all the entities that exist on the internet, this is by far one of them.
I keep a little bottle of tanning lotion under my pillow for the Tanman in case he comes to town.
It's never been this easy to see the clear, concise evidence presented on a silver platter.
Played so much Assassin's Creed, I too wanted to jump off the top of a building.
Strange way to call yourself out, but you do you.
I couldn't remember what the standard industrial solution was. All I could remember is that it's impossible to have 100% because water is introduced to the solution the moment it's exposed to air.
Utilize Flux and alcohol. Clean with alcohol utilizing a wipe-clean-wipe method. After soldering with Flux, clean off residual Flux with alcohol. Leaving Flux can promote corrosion. My phone keeps autocorrecting Flux to capitalize it, and I don't care enough to fix it. π€·ββοΈ
Edit: Do not use clinical isopropyl alcohol solutions (~70% whatever). Those solutions need some water to work as a disinfectant. You want as little water as possible (>99% solution).
Believe it or not, isopropyl alcohol leaves residue behind. If you've ever wiped a shiny metal surface with it, you might see it looks a bit duller. Wiping after using alcohol is attempting to remove the residue to give the cleanest bonding surface possible.
Not with that attitude.
Good old finger-wagging to wash their hands of atrocities. "Hey man, we told them not to do it."
This particular habit I've been cultivating for over five months. I stopped for a week because I was insanely busy, and I'm taking a break from my medication. I couldn't motivate myself to do it after going off, and I was worried I was only doing it because I was medicated. I'm happy to say I'm doing it today to prove myself wrong.
I'm not.
Beep boop beep.