Chinese Soldier: My Lord, the rebels have breached the western gate and are approaching the lower quarters! We’ve withdrawn to the Dragon’s Stair, but I fear that will only buy us an hour or so!
General Tso: Come taste this chicken - it’s fire….
| Web | https://n1cck.us |
| Pixelfed | https://pixelfed.social/@alatartheblue |
| GitHub | https://github.com/nkbooth |
| [email protected] |
Chinese Soldier: My Lord, the rebels have breached the western gate and are approaching the lower quarters! We’ve withdrawn to the Dragon’s Stair, but I fear that will only buy us an hour or so!
General Tso: Come taste this chicken - it’s fire….
2 blog posts written in the span of 24 hours? What? At any rate, this was written with a specific audience in mind that isn’t really on Mastodon, but here’s the link anyways in case someone needs to pass it on.
Obtaining an amateur radio callsign involves a straightforward but structured process. For most people, the entire process takes a few days after payment, barring delays. Third-party databases like QRZ may take an additional 1–2 days to update. Applicants should follow the outlined steps and timelines, as attempts to expedite the process often cause delays.
A blog post - arguably the information is a couple years past relevance, but it's been sitting in a draft in google docs so I decided I may as well publish it somewhere discoverable.
Working on a curl-able business card - because why not, it's definitely 1999, right? #chasingdopamine
http://www.mit.edu/~jcb/tact.html
Offered without comment, but worth the 5 minute read.
These three silver gelatin prints will be in the next show "True Stories" at The Photographer's Eye gallery in Escondido starting April 13th
From left to right:
"1929 Invention"
"Pieta No. 73/100"
"Cupeño Removal of 1903"
Thanks for joining us on Mastodon now!
Other platforms Instagram, Facebook, Telegram
https://grndcntrl.net/links/