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Hidden PCB silkscreen art
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What you're looking at is a subtle artistic inside joke within the world of electrical and hardware engineering.
During the design process of PCB's, engineers have to map out the board's silkscreen (aka the nonconductive layer of apoxy ink, typically in white, black or yellow, that is used to indicate components, design, and test points). This is an essential part of circuit board building that is an integral part of the design process, serving as essentially a communicative manual to anyone servicing it, or something fun to find for teardowns. Think of it as a medical diagram to the board's meat and bones. It is layered on top of the solder mask which in turn protects the copper of the board from corrosion.
Many designers opt to put hidden messages, symbols or popculture references within the leftover/non-essential spaces as a fun way to connect them to their work. It's a piece of the artist within the art, and acts as a fun little real life easter egg to anyone brave enough to open up the tech housing it.
They don't serve any functional purpose to the board, but they sure are cool :)
Images and info sourced from flickr, r/hiddenpcbeggs, and pcbgogo
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hey babe im gonna be home late tonight do you mind picking up dinner. yeah sorry the king has us working over time, some fuckin egghead sat on the wall and had a GREAT fall. we've got all the men working on this but idk if we're gonna be able to put him back together again. yeah we've tried the horses. ok bye love you.
get okay with being some level of burden on others, seriously
you know what’s a real burden? a person that is so scared of leaning on other people that they try to be completely self sufficient and you end up either having to help them indirectly to save their ego or they have to break down in order to receive help, both of which are so much more heavy to the person that loves them than just being leaned on casually
@ everybody who's running from accountability like roaches from a kitchen light, it's genuinely this easy
First Art Fight attack of 2026 for @ophiuche
Yahhh I have to build Rome. Yup it’s due tomorrow.. noo I haven’t started yet haha is that bad?
falling asleep during the day: slipping away on a clouds so easy
falling asleep at night: I heard an ant gasp downstairs
tagged by @tinkertoytomorrow! I love doing these, thank you friend :D
1. What's your blog title from? Just the first stupid pun that came to mind when I made this blog. I really ought to replace it with something better - a song lyric, maybe?
2. What movie have you watched most recently? What did you think of it? I watched the first Blade earlier today. Very fun! Ultraviolent action movies with loads of over-the-top-deaths rank high on my list of guilty pleasures. I find it interesting how charged it is with racial subtext (the vampire familiar busting into the hematologist's home under the pretense of a police welfare check, for one) - which makes sense, considering the decade and location in which it was filmed.
3. What are you looking forward to right now? Seeing my little brother again in a few months :)
4. If you could do anything at all today, what would it be? "Anything" is a wonderfully broad word, isn't it?
With present limitations: draw a nice picture WITHOUT present limitations: be Leirin's plus one for dinner at the Maels' place
5. What's your drink of choice? (Coffee/tea order, alcohol of choice, soda, etc.) Cold unsweetened tea - any flavor. If that's not available, then a tasty diet soda. (Sugary sodas make my teeth feel unpleasant...)
6. What's your hair routine like? Anything special? Hot water, shampoo. Conditioner every 3 days or so. Hair oil (if I need to go somewhere important) or a cat ear beanie (if it's a regular day).
7. What's your favorite way to travel? Is there a mode of travel you haven't done that you want to experience? I love the HK and Japanese train systems. I wish all train systems were like them. Commuting in the Philippines is a sweaty nightmare.
Someday I would like to take a roro (roll-on roll-off)! I don't know if other countries have these - they're basically passenger ships on which you can park your car (so you don't have to find a car at your destination).
8. Favorite month of the year and why? January, maybe? It's cool but not rainy. I have a degree of beef with basically every single month, lol.
9. Favorite time of day and why? Late afternoon, hands down. Everything turns pink and/or gold and the sun shines through my window just so. The feeling is nigh-indescribable.
10. Do you play or follow any sports? Elaborate on that. Play - I've tried. Team sports are a major driver of my inadequacy. I love running, swimming, hiking, and rock climbing, but I'd hate to ruin them through competition. I guess I like sports more as a means of engaging with nature.
Follow: No. My family was never a sports-watching bunch, which made visits to friends' houses quite awkward. I had no idea what I was supposed to feel when they would follow games on TV.
11. What kind of music is stuck in your head a lot lately? It's a very eclectic mixture of things - "Please" by the Bolshoi, the main riff from Pictures at an Exhibition, the bridge from B.C. by Sparks...
12. Dishes or laundry? Laundry is nice because everything is warm and pleasant-smelling at the end. Both feel tedious, though, because you know you'll have to do it all again sooner than you think.
13. What's something you learned recently? Matte sealant (e.g. Mr Super Clear) will not adequately seal freshly-printed waterslide decals. You have to spray them with a gloss-finish sealant before applying them to plastic surfaces regardless of whether the final product is to have a matte finish. If you don't, they will break apart in the water you use to soften them.
I am out an additional 300 pesos.
14. If you could give a TED talk on anything, what would you talk about? You know, about a month ago I would have had multiple answers to this question. Now my brain is full of cotton wool and fragments of text and I can't think of a single one. Fishkeeping, maybe?
15. What's a piece of advice you find yourself giving a lot? Enjoy figuring things out for yourself. "I'm too dumb" and "I'm too old" are excuses that eventually become self-fulfilling. There are few things more rewarding than making unfamiliar technologies, mediums, techniques, etc. work for YOU by applying logic and relevant prior knowledge to them. It's always okay to ask for help when you're truly stuck, but do experiment whenever you have leeway!
16. What's a piece of advice you would give to yourself five years ago? Fix your feelings of inferiority before they eat you alive. Stop tormenting yourself with ideas of martyring yourself to "respectability".
17. Do you believe in luck and superstition? Do you carry any lucky items or follow any lucky rules? I try not to, for both religious and mathematical reasons XD That still doesn't stop me from mashing the B button while the Pokeball shakes even though I know it doesn't really manipulate the RNG in any appreciable manner!
18. Are you musical? Play any instruments or sing? Would you ever perform for an audience? I sing adequately and play bass poorly. I have "performed" in the past (and maybe intend to do so again?) but it also gives me the shakes. What bothers me more are potential audience expectations - I'm a grown-ass woman and I don't want people to still remember me as "the little middle schooler who sang sugary music"
19. Write, type, or speak? Typing, especially when I have to explain things or tell stories. My brain and mouth operate at different speeds. I like having IRL spoken conversations a little more now, though.
20. What do you wish someone would ask you? "What are your thoughts on popular interpretations of The Snow Queen by Hans Christian Andersen?" but don't actually ask me that, because I want to write a structured 4000+ word essay on that topic...
tagging @ghorkhons-dumpster-diver and @melancholy-lute (no pressure!)
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I don’t know what I’m doing but it turned out kinda neat.
📸 Peter Andrews, from the Official Facebook Group
So apparently during "Beat the Clock" they lost power and didn't have any amplification. (Russell's microphone still worked, apparently?) The band stayed on the riser, but Ron decided to go have a sit-down.
oh what a struggle it is for Sparks fans to live with Coldplay, oh what a struggle it is for Talking Heads fans to live with Radiohead
My very first tiger drawing and my latest
Your skill level is unquestionable but listen.
I love him.
me also. as well.
This is the COOLEST thing I’ve seen in AGES. You both completely made my entire week.