EDIT: lolwtf, I wanted to find where to buy this, so I searched up "resistor pride flag". I think DuckDuckGo knows what I wanted, and is just fucking with me.....
EDIT2: Alright, further digging. I did not find anyone making/selling this flag. But I did find OPs post in reddit where otheres were searching too. No exact luck, but someone DID make a free2use SVGs you can download and have printed.
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I legit want this over my hobby soldering station
EDIT: lolwtf, I wanted to find where to buy this, so I searched up "resistor pride flag". I think DuckDuckGo knows what I wanted, and is just fucking with me.....
EDIT2: Alright, further digging. I did not find anyone making/selling this flag. But I did find OPs post in reddit where otheres were searching too. No exact luck, but someone DID make a free2use SVGs you can download and have printed.
not the exact same, but I was able to find this. https://www.etsy.com/listing/1376165840/lgbtq-stem-ee-pride-flag-electrical?show_sold_out_detail=1
Pride flag for Electrosexuals.
Only for steady-state DC reductionists.
me! that's me
what do the numbers mean?
It's how you decode the color bands on a resistor.
Ok that's a clever joke lol
that's a good one. i can appreciate this.
Start at one for bonus ace flag at 7890!
I, do not get it.
Electrical circuits sometimes use resistors which are traditionally labeled using stripes of specific colors instead of Arabic numerals.
It's an electrical engineering // lgbtq joke
Or did I miss your joke about I being the traditional symbol for current?
Heh, no, but thanks for explaining it. THE POWER IS YOURS!
Also, the wavy thing on the right side is the standard symbol for a fixed value resistor in a circuit diagram.