I'm new to soldering, is this normal?

[lcamtuf@infosec.exchange]

I'm new to soldering, is this normal?

https://media.infosec.exchange/infosec.exchange/media_attachments/files/113/687/153/474/664/164/original/d7eab4dc4d666e33.png

[rgegriff@hackers.town]

@lcamtuf
that message is an acronym that stands for

Everything's
Really Working!
Right
On!
Radical!

[securitywriter@infosec.exchange]

@lcamtuf are you ‘soldering’ stainless steel?

[sophieschmieg@infosec.exchange]

@lcamtuf maybe a decimal error, and it tried for 1500 °C (but only getting to 1000 °C, judging by the orange glow)

[museumjoe@oldbytes.space]

@lcamtuf Yeah! The KSGER units have a setting enabled by default that can cause the unit to lock up. If it does this while the PWM cycle is on, it'll just keep heating the element until thermonuclear fusion occurs.

No, I don't remember what the setting is.

[lcamtuf@infosec.exchange]

This post is deleted!

[usbtypesteve@infosec.exchange]

@lcamtuf in rod we trust

[iagox86@infosec.exchange]

@lcamtuf it's ready for the final boss

[magnetic_tape@infosec.exchange]

@lcamtuf
Nice lamp

[isotopp@infosec.exchange]

@lcamtuf It is not really necessary to connect a Plutonium self-heating welding rod to anything for it to glow in this way.

You can use this in freestyle mode.

[risottobias@tech.lgbt]

@lcamtuf oh no, the danger stick.

This is what happens when developers don't use prepared statements in SQL