@3xiondev

i write code and build electronics badly
Wall

yay funny about me post for adhd man

My name is Nolan

He/Him

Me am like to code (https://github.com/3xiondev/)

Electronics hobbyist

Arteest (deviantart.com/3xionDeviant/)

Graffic design or whatever it’s called

Men and women are both as attractive as each other, at least to me

For any questions, comments or concerns, please send an email to [email protected]. No, I’m not joking, this is my real email.

Website: https://3xiondev.vercel.app/ (i’m broke okay i can’t afford 3xion.dev)

Scratch: https://scratch.mit.edu/users/3xiondev/ (Moved from https://scratch.mit.edu/users/---Necro---/)

Atheist but I won’t push it in your face if you don’t push religion in mine

I draw ridiculous chemicals sometimes so you’ll occasionally see me on r/cursedchemistry, but you need to have taken a chemistry course to understand the full cursedness of the images

Aug 31, 2023, 4:16 AM
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hooray! it’s the day before school starts, and you know what that means! it’s time to PURGE MY ROOM OF ALL MY PERSONAL BELONGINGS! YAY! (please help me)

i want to go on the waitlist for idx.dev but this keeps happening

i can relate so much it’s scary

btw if you wanna get into electronics and electrical engineering like i did, then check out Styropyro, ElectroBOOM, and The Engineering Mindset on youtube. they’re all very good resources for starting out in electronics hobbyism, which is a very fun career. (I wouldn’t recommend doing anything that Styropyro does, as it’s all very dangerous.) As for materials, there are some good electronics kits from companies like Wayintop and Elegoo on amazon, which are pretty good starting points. For equipment, you will probably need a soldering iron, solder, electrical tape, heat shrinks, and a solder pump, among other things. I highly recommend the Plusivo soldering kit, as it is what i use and it works great. i will link it in the comments, as the hyperlink is pretty long due to search parameters and such. You can also order individual parts from digikey.com, lcsc.com, and mouser electronics. Some great starter projects are a 555 oscillator, a usb lamp, a laser tripwire, among other things. You can also order electronics project kits off of amazon and buy them at lots of stores. Feel free to comment if you have any questions!

nah cause what

also yes my name is nolan

Sep 3, 2023, 4:07 AM
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programmers going outside and melting (they’ve never experienced rain before)

nature fans going outside and getting soaked by rain: (they’re embracing the beauty of the world)

bro’s an og

@jeffalo i love this website and everything, but the banner system needs improvement. there’s no reference frame for where it will show on your profile, and the frame that is provided doesn’t even match up with the actual shape of your profile banner. it took me a long time to get it right.

bluey is the goat, change my mind

just bought @radi8 a coffee because he needs some $$ to host his website—i recommend donating to him because he seems like a nice guy—https://www.buymeacoffee.com/radi8

wahanaganaloogie man

Whoa, followers

i have awoken from my slumber

looking at this amazon product feels wrong and it quite literally is impossible

https://www.amazon.com/4700uF-22X40-Aluminum-Electrolytic-Capacitor/dp/B07C4RVH39/ref=sr_1_14?crid=BEQV56XZUCWL&keywords=60+farad&qid=1693456452&s=industrial&sprefix=60farad%2Cindustrial%2C99&sr=1-14

(edit: nevermind i am stupid there are 1000000 microfarads in a farad)

Aug 31, 2023, 4:40 AM
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