Postality II

Hells yeah, Postcrossing is awesome. Successfully sent cards to Finland, France, and Canada; the USPS is still working on a pair to Russia and the Netherlands. Best of all, Finland and Croatia each sent me one back! ♡ 

Here is my gallery of cards received~ ♪♫

Now, on a different issue, can anyone out there catch the Japanese unicode symbols I use all the time on this blog? Here's a test:

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Do you see a strange little face symbol? That's the Japanese post's Nanba-kun (ナンバ君、"Mr. Number") character, essentially the J-version of Mr. Zip. 

If you do not see the strange little face (you might get a little box instead), would you kindly let me know what browser you're using in the comments section? Thank you very much~♡

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Fact: Ku enjoys codes.

Fact: Today is the one-hundredth anniversary of the SOS.

Ergo: Ku is happy.

Morse was one of the first I ever learned, and it's still one of the easiest to cypher, excepting the fact that if one doesn't use it daily, one tends to forget it.

...which is exactly why we have the internet.

Image shamelessly stolen from NASA. Thanks, NASA.

PS: Also, a very happy 150th to Darwin's Theory of Evolution. ^3^

PPS: I'll get back to tutorials soon, I swear.

I hate cross stitch

...but I enjoy having a grid to work on. Cross stitch fabric is a good medium for exactly two things, as far as I am concerned:

1) pixel art
2) visual representations of code

Binary, for example.

This makes me a nerd. -_-;
And if you can read that, you're a nerd too. Let's be friends!