TIL that most of my electronics work is well represented in the "bad" sections of the NASA manual. Then again, I'm not launching it to Mars, so it's OK.
Haha! It’s helpful regardless for non-space projects. For e.g. I made “rave skates” (colour shifting LEDs on ice skates) and the connections on it have to be robust to abrupt movements and forces.
I do intend to read the manual cover to cover. A lot of the advice in it isn't difficult or labor intensive to apply, and a lot of it makes sense outside aerospace. I do want an "excimer laser wire stripper" now though.