Chris Atkinson

A gaming table with a television embedded in the middle. The frame of the table is light wood. The screen is projecting a dnd map in a forest. There are two miniatures standing on the screen.

A dice tower that takes the form of an open skull on red earth terrain.

Lots of fun Dungeons and Dragons related hobby projects this summer. Gearing up to DM my first campaign!

Hello! Can I be added?

Ceramics, One Plus Keyboard 81 Pro. Dream keyboard.

There's "literally" 0 chance we'll have sufficiently advanced or scalable nutrient pod technology by the time this happens.

We can't annex Canada. We don't even have Power Armor yet.

♥️ Ghost blog

A beholder from Dungeons and Dragons rendered in a 3D sculpture tool

This Dave.

Magpie. Tabaxi, monk, chef, Hero Forge export. My crap painting skills only add to his charm!

Two 3D printed miniatures. Facing right. One is black the other white. They are both the same character, a cat person monk holding a frying pan.

Two 3D printed miniatures. Facing forward. One is black the other white. They are both the same character, a cat person monk holding a frying pan.

Two 3D printed miniatures. Facing backwards. One is black the other white. They are both the same character, a cat person monk holding a frying pan.

POC test prints of exported models from Hero Forge.

A Dungeons and Dragons party. A male Tabaxi monk. A female Shadar Kai sorcerer. A female Gnome assasin. A female Stone Genasi bard.

The mocks for our party. These designs come from www.fiverr.com/sailorcloud?...

Man eating hot dog in a green suit.

Woman in a green dress holding a tray with hot dogs next to a giant hot dog.

Got that dog in us.

Happiness never decreases on Holy Mountain!

A virtual certificate with text "Celebrating 10M users on Bluesky, #442,882, Chris Atkinson ‪@qatkinson.bsky.social‬, joined on Aug 1, 2023"

Bluesky now has over 10 million users, and I was #442,882!

A bowl of chili with corn bread.

Turkey chili!

You mess with one of us you mess with all of us!

An Abbott and Costello style bit about a Sioux sous-chef who is being sued.

A man in a black gambison at a renaissance fair eating a turkey leg.

The Lego Ice Planet 2002 Deep Freeze Defender.

A D&D character portrait of a black Tabaxi monk eating a meal.

A bipedal AC from Armored Core 6.

2023 nerd highlights

Leadership taking extended PTO due to fist injury feels like it could be good for throughput.

Bill Maher is and will always be the "Jon Stewart we have at home" circa 2001.

A cross-eyed cat with a black collar, looking into the distance

Me? I'm a cat person.

Ron DeSantis in front of his campaign bus. The bust has the text Never Back Down written on the side of it.

SOMETIMES BACK DOWN

DEN > NYC. My copilot is justifiably pissed.

A scene with four construction workers, two male, two female. One of the women is clearly a man whose head has been swapped for a woman's. Her arms are massive and her head is very small relative to her body.

A scene with four construction workers, two male, two female. One of the women is clearly a man whose head has been swapped for a woman's. Her arms are massive and her head is very small relative to her body.

Shout out to the Amex graphic designer who went above and beyond to make sure this campaign was gender inclusive. 💪

A Morrowind character. A bosmer female in bonemold armor posing on a bridge in Balmora.

A Morrowind character. A bosmer female in bonemold armor posing on a bridge in Balmora. A guard is occupying the majority of the screenshot.

Been diving into the OpenMW and the Morrowind modding scene. It's been over a decade since I've done a full play-through of this masterpiece. 2023's tools are excellent and the community rocks.

Also fuck this Balmora guard who got all up in my business while I was taking screenshots. SetHealth=0

A model kit for an AC from the Armored Core series. Specifically the flagship AC from Silent Line.

Anyone else excited for Armored Core 6?

I have a couple of these old Armored model kits laying around but I'm trying to hone my Gunpla skills before I attempt to build them.

An OS9 desktop screen, with a Netscape Navigator browser window open. There is an alert window that displays the text, "Ask me about my OS9 testing skills"

I think it's very cool that you can still decode Bitly short links in Netscape Navigator and have them successfully route to pages on the web (provided they aren't https).

Are there any SDET/software testers on Blue Sky? Thinking about ditching Mocha for Playwright to do our API testing. The hope is to develop a e2e test generator based on our Open API 3.0 docs. Has anyone tried this before?