superweeniehutjrs

Nope, but I don't have to fake a death to take a couple days.

My PTO is earned. I'll use it when I please.

I eventually found it by coincidence - my local public radio station played it. In cold blood by Alt-J. I was never gonna find it. I don't even really like the song, it just bothered me that I couldn't name it. Support public radio. kxt.org

I don't agree that dragging keeping wires is sane behavior. There may be preferences to modify. I like the hotkeys because it's much faster than context menus. I'm also the type to use AutoCAD commands for everything instead of the ribbon.

The biggest issue years ago was selecting footprints after schematic design before board layout. Now you can choose from a drop-down as you draw your schematic.

I think there's a different hotkey for that, maybe G. M doesn't bring your wires. I don't use click-dragging, so I'm not sure. It's also been about two months since I've worked in KiCAD

I've been using it as my only EDA the last three years or so, and I can tell you it is much better than it was eleven-ish years go, and each major version has been better than the last. I have some plugins that have been broken for a couple major versions if I recall, which kind of sucks. Some functions still aren't offered - thus the plugins. I make extensive use of the 3D models, and often export to FreeCAD for enclosure design. FreeCAD's UX is worse than KiCAD's UX.

I feel like hobbits may not have the same hangups about moving their feet. They seem like a fun bunch

I'm basically taking freshman EE classes at 28. Better than never!

Also happens in Fort Worth where everyone is playing cowboy. How am I supposed to remember which hat dad wore this time?

What bothers me most is all the hats block the view of the stage!

Dangerous if applied to babies

Have you considered putting your children in one of the storage freezers? /s

Occasionally I read something I don't like. Usually I learn something because of it. Sometimes I figure out I don't like it halfway through, finish it, but then imagine a better ending.