I took a little bit of a summer break from stuff. And then got into a bunch of things. Like wrecking a whole arduino shield before I realized I had the schematic wrong. Dammit, there goes about $1.54 in parts. I suppose you should always double check before you start soldering, but sometimes I feel as though it’s just too easy and I can skip that part. Then I go and screw it all up and have to redo the entire shield, and then I don’t have another one so I have to custom make one, and that takes longer, etc. Sigh. Anyway, make sure you check twice before you solder. Unless you’re really good at desoldering. I, don’t personally enjoy any form of it unless I absolutely have to, which is sort of often….