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and this is a great lesson in not assuming pronouns based off of someones name and/or presentation (literally nobody has asked me the entire time ive been in this class, which if they did theyd get an earful over how my name is not fucking jenny)
confusing my german teacher (who is also an english teacher) by picking a feminine name when transitioning but insisting on they/them pronouns in english and also feminine ones in german
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...And here it is now! This is after the shell swap and re-doing the switch mod. I used clear enamel coated copper wire for the runs from the switch. I had to move the resistor to the other "side" though because my wire run out to the PPUs was too short, but it works perfectly fine.
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Decided to finally work on re-shelling and fixing the PAL SNES i picked up over a year ago. Previous owner had painted it black, installed a 50/60hz switch, and added some LEDs to it. The state of it kinda made me sad though so I decided it needed a new shell, and the switch mod re-installed. This is what it looked like before i started working on it...
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