Yes, but also yes
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Most of mine are just like that, but getting the TS100 is a real bonus for SMD stuff, for heavy stuff,and primarily for me can run off my Dewalt drill batteries. Being temp controlled with swappable bits with different elements means you can go from a tiny tip to a massive wedge using the full 100w very easily, and being able to do that inside a speaker can in a field without having to find an inverter or whatever is well worth the price of admission
I thought it had peaked when I had to put a hacked firmware onto my soldering iron
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•If happy meals come with a toy, what do angry meals come with?
3·3 months agoAt the bottom of the bag
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pics@lemmy.world•El Zonte, a village on the coast of El Salvador is the self-proclaimed bitcoin capital of the country. Bitcoin is accepted almost everywhere.
1·3 months agoIs this “bitcoin” in the room with us now?
This is the way
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Technology@lemmy.world•European Parliament bars lawmakers from using AI toolsEnglish
13·3 months agoHad me in the first half, “European parliament bans lawmakers from…” had me wondering what fresh hell this was heading into, before the “using AI tools” gave me back a shred of hope for the future
French Autistic Detective
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pics@lemmy.world•Typical cell at the Killing Fields prison Cambodia
15·8 months agoThat really wasn’t a fun place to visit. Powerful, and if you’ve the head for it worthwhile, but fuck me if that wasn’t the most harrowing holiday day out I’ve ever had
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What is the lamest pickup line you can think of?
48·9 months agoHey baby, are you a school? Coz I want to shoot kids in you
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What's something incredibly useful you can buy for roughly £100 or less?
2·9 months agoI think if you use them pretty hard, Leatherman becomes more reasonable, as I’ve used their lifetime warranty twice in five years, and will probably have this thing for another decade or two. No other multitool I’ve owned has stood up to how I use them, so their price is really justified for a get-out-of-the-shit tool for my use case. That said, I bought an Amazon one with extremely similar functionality for my mate’s kid recently for about £20, and it’s really impressive. For most people I guess that would last long enough to make the warranty a non-issue, and it will definitely do 9/10ths of what a Leatherman will
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What's something incredibly useful you can buy for roughly £100 or less?
6·10 months agoHah, yep, that sailed straight over my head! That’s a dense boost…
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What's something incredibly useful you can buy for roughly £100 or less?
3·10 months agoYeah, I got one of these for my camera gear, but have found hundreds of other uses for it
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What's something incredibly useful you can buy for roughly £100 or less?
3·10 months agoNah not really, but it comes with a belt pouch though. It’s a little bit bigger than say a boost or a double decker or whatever, and it’s definitely heavy, but not spiky or awkward to keep in a pocket
Wayne. Trust me, this is the one, although you’ll hate that there was never a second series, it’s still phenomenal
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What's something incredibly useful you can buy for roughly £100 or less?
8·10 months agoMy leatherman was a little over a ton, and is probably my most used tool. It’s my first line of problem solving in almost all situations
Still a tune though. Return of the Swollen Goat was loud enough to raise eyebrows on this afternoon’s drive through town. I got myself pretty well this morning with Stitched Up by Barbarian Hermit. I’ve had the whole album on repeat for the last few weeks though, so that’s not too surprising
Banger, tbf
Ground up and in my freezer?


Good lad, fuck Palantir in every way possible