Digikey website has a new icon

[blueskull]

As the title has said, did anyone notice the new icon of DK website? The new icon is literally "DK".

[digsys]

huh? wasn't it always this -

[helius]

[ataradov]

Yes, it is on my bookmarks bar and I noticed the update. I don't like it, too red.

[digsys]

I still have the Arrow .. tried refreshing a few times .. maybe aussies get it much later

[julianhigginson]

I noticed that yesterday as I was doing some prototyping concessions.

It confused the hell out of me for a minute when I went to Altium and back, then couldn't find any of the tabs I'd just been looking at.

[a59d1]

Still the arrow for me. New one looks very Gothic.

[ataradov]

What helius has posted is not a new icon. The one one is this:

[julianhigginson]

Helius was making a funny joke.. That icon he posted is the logo for an old punk band called the Dead Kennedys.

[Bassman59]

well, it's a holiday in Cambodia, it's tough kid, but it's life.

[Bassman59]

well, it's a holiday in Cambodia, it's tough kid, but it's life.

When did Cambodia start observing July 4th?

Ahhh, kids these days. I remember when I went to college. Everyone had to have a copy of the “Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables” album by the Dead Kennedys. It’s a record that mostly stands up solid today, with the exception of “California Über Alles,” which hasn’t aged too well. “Holiday In Cambodia” was released as a single and then re-recorded for the album, where it’s the penultimate cut on Side 2 (right before their cover of “Viva Las Vegas”).

Edit: I’ll save you the effort of searching. See .

[alpher]

well, it's a holiday in Cambodia, it's tough kid, but it's life.

When did Cambodia start observing July 4th?

Ahhh, kids these days. I remember when I went to college. Everyone had to have a copy of the “Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables” album by the Dead Kennedys. It’s a record that mostly stands up solid today, with the exception of “California Über Alles,” which hasn’t aged too well. “Holiday In Cambodia” was released as a single and then re-recorded for the album, where it’s the penultimate cut on Side 2 (right before their cover of “Viva Las Vegas”).

Edit: I’ll save you the effort of searching. See .

I've allways found it to be uncomprehensible that the most commie band in the US at the time, singin about other commies killing a quarter of the population of a country in the name of communism.
And some people enjoy it somehow, just sick.
It's like killing 100 million people in the USA and getting away with it, happily retiring.
https://youtu.be/2ru0HxV4nWY

[Bassman59]

well, it's a holiday in Cambodia, it's tough kid, but it's life.

When did Cambodia start observing July 4th?

Ahhh, kids these days. I remember when I went to college. Everyone had to have a copy of the “Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables” album by the Dead Kennedys. It’s a record that mostly stands up solid today, with the exception of “California Über Alles,” which hasn’t aged too well. “Holiday In Cambodia” was released as a single and then re-recorded for the album, where it’s the penultimate cut on Side 2 (right before their cover of “Viva Las Vegas”).

Edit: I’ll save you the effort of searching.

I've allways found it to be uncomprehensible that the most commie band in the US at the time, singin about other commies killing a quarter of the population of a country in the name of communism.
And some people enjoy it somehow, just sick.
It's like killing 100 million people in the USA and getting away with it, happily retiring.

Except that’s not what the song is about. It’s about rich “radical” college kids who’ve never been outside the country think that they know what revolution looks like or should be, so Jello wants them to experience a real revolution, like that of the Khmer Rouge, and that’ll re-educate them quickly (especially since Pol Pot regularly killed intellectuals and students). And he also wants those students who think they understand what it means to be downtrodden (because they’ve read about it in books) to experience it for real.

[iainwhite]

Old & New in pic...