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How do I deal with scaring someone?

So I had an altercation with some random person on my walk home... For the purposes of this post let's call him Tommy. TommyTookTooMuch.

I don't want to write a whole story, but let's just say, Tommy acted completely inappropriately towards my partner, and I escalated pretty strongly. I don't think anyone would object to how I handled things, I just don't want to write a whole story about how I'm a violent but heroic champion who defended my lady.

Anyway, I reacted strongly because I'm my mind, that was the natural progression. You don't act like that to someone without expecting a violent reaction.

Anyway, I shove him strongly and throw my bag off and start shouting some generic loud 'come at be bro, I will break your face' stuff. He manages to steady himself and I shove him again, causing him to drop five of his 12 cans of cider.

At this point I reaffirm my offer of violence and expect him to post up.

He... Doesn't. Instead, he looks at me with this face of absolute fear, and starts doing some weird movement, trying to work out how to recover his dropped cans while his hands are full, and whilst trying not to get closer to me.

It was pathetic... and very disarming.

I was ready for mortal combat, Tommy looked like he was about to cry... Though that might have just been the dropped cider.

Anyway. My issue is, I would do everything exactly the same a second time round. I acted appropriately for the circumstances as far as my partner and a bystander was concerned.

But the look of terror on his face... It's got me a little messed up. I've been physically intimidating before, but... I dunno, I don't like how it makes me feel.

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u/Colonel_Khazlik — 4 days ago

Rice?

Like many people with Crohn's, I've been playing with my diet for absolutely years. I try to pass on what I can to other fellow crohnies but it seems like everyone's physiology or GI is different.

However, I'm not sure I've ever met or heard of anyone who can't handle rice.

I stick to low fibre, white fibre grain stuff like basmati.

Is it possible that rice is the thing that is a universal safe suggestion for people with CD?

EDIT:
Seems like no, it's not on the automatic white list for everyone. Woe.

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u/Colonel_Khazlik — 2 months ago

SMT IPC-A-610

Alright so I've been asked (ordered) to prove my ability to do SMT professionally in accordance with whatever the latest IPC standard is.

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I've only really taught myself, so feel free to criticise and tear apart my work, be as mean as you can.

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I think it's pretty sexy work, personally.

u/Colonel_Khazlik — 2 months ago

What the flux?

I have worked in an instrumentation role for over a decade, now I'm doing diagnostics and repair on HV PSUs. Slowly approaching two decades iron in hand.

Recently found this subreddit and I've come to realise... I have never seen solder without flux inside it. Or I guess, flux without the solder.

Is it a UK/EU thing? Does solder generally not have a flux core? It's it a cost thing? Maybe I've just been doing it wrong my entire career?

I dun geddit.

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u/Colonel_Khazlik — 3 months ago