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specifically to shame you

@M4Gunner This is a fucking outrage, we still don't have #tanks

@Reaps go to <#383108664380227595>

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yeah

idk why it's not giffing

@Deleted User **BOOOOO**

https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2018/04/copywritten-so-dont-copy-me/557420/

dog bles

@M4Gunner https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILnc-7I0zQA

With a 3D printer, mill, and some arduinos, you could be *very* dangerous lol

You could 3D print your own replica of an old Commodore or w/e

@Fitzydog A 3D printer and mill would take a long time to get

*Think of all the activities!*

i do, all the time

I did scoop up some blank PCBs

I'm going to get some Arduino Nanos to use with these, for when I have a good circuit/device I'd like to actually keep

What're you going to make?

I've been wanting to make some LED lighting for my PC case, I'm working on the RC tank. You can also make little synths with these things, and thats right up my alley

Also some small projects for around the house, for instance, i did a photoresistor to LED to have it only turn on when it gets dark, and I'd like to study more to see how I can use it to control the floodlights on the porch

also, longterm, plus, this wouldnt be mainly an arduino project, although the experience in wiring/voltages/etc will be helpful, but i want to make my own home security

I also want to make some LED lighting modules for my lego crap

So, once I get a little further in, i could easily go through quite a few little Nano boards

Sounds pretty neat

I should narrow my interests to something I can sell

or something that would help me get a job

Hell, I dont even have the drill bits I'd need for this DIY PCB project

specifically I don't yet have any drill bits in millemeters, only fractional inches <:GWfroggyFeelsBaguetteMan:398569671290257415>