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Did You Only Read The First Page?
Tech Engineering
22 hours ago 3.0K views 0 shares
Did You Only Read The First Page?
The eternal gap between theory and practice. Left: a 24-page technical manual with FDA regulations, component specifications, and a conceptual diagram for assembling a ham and cheese sandwich. Right: two slices of bread with nothing in between. Clearly someone skipped the "minimum meat content 50% by weight" section. The sandwich is giving strong "I followed the documentation" energy while being the exact opposite of what was intended. Just another day in the thrilling world of expectation vs. reality.

Blueprint Versus Reality: Instructions Too Literally Followed
Engineering
28 days ago 4.9K views 0 shares
Blueprint Versus Reality: Instructions Too Literally Followed
Engineering brilliance at its finest! Someone took the 60cm measurement from the blueprint and literally welded it onto the metal frame! 😂 This is what happens when you follow instructions TOO literally. The difference between "measure 60cm" and "include a 60cm label on the final product" was clearly lost in translation. Next-level malicious compliance that would make any engineering professor simultaneously cry and laugh!

Step 1 Of 94: The Academic Abyss
Academia Research Science Lab-life
1 month ago 4.2K views 0 shares
Step 1 Of 94: The Academic Abyss
Looking at step 1 of 94 in a tutorial and immediately questioning your life choices. That moment when you realize the "simple experiment" your professor assigned will consume your entire weekend, sanity optional. The scientific method never warned us about the emotional journey between hypothesis and conclusion!

My New Solder Stand Has Co-Op And PvP Modes
Engineering Tech
1 month ago 7.3K views 0 shares
My New Solder Stand Has Co-Op And PvP Modes
The gaming industry has finally infiltrated electronics engineering! This solder stand isn't just showing two ways to use it—it's accidentally revealing its secret gaming modes. "Side by side" is clearly co-op mode for when you and your lab partner need to solder while maintaining a healthy competitive distance. "Face to face" is obviously PvP (Player vs Player) for when you need to settle which of you can solder a perfect circuit board fastest. Nothing says "I'm the superior engineer" like making direct eye contact while you both race to finish a PCB. Next they'll be adding achievement badges for "Didn't Burn Self For 10 Minutes" and "Successfully Avoided Breathing Solder Fumes."