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tfw the product of an entire day’s work looks like a child’s science fair project

It’s an Arduino set-up on a breadboard.

All it really does is make one of two LEDs light up depending on which way you turn the dial (the blue thing). Also the yellow thing is an on-and-off button.

It’s not very impressive, physically. The real magic happens in the code. The whole thing uses a C language. This is just a practice assignment, but in time I bet I can do some pretty neat stuff with this kind of tech.

Pretty sure that’s a bomb. Don’t let your teachers see it.

I don’t think that’d be an issue.

A couple days ago, my software teacher literally challenged all of us to code the most maniacal computer virus we could think of, the winner being the one who could fuck up his laptop the worst (without simply crashing it because that’d be boring).

Wait, are you attending super villain school? Are you learning to be an evil mastermind?