SteelStarling 🏳️‍⚧️

@steelstarl.ing

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she/its 🏳️‍⚧️ ΔΘ | 23 Software Engineer for cool deep space missions you've probably heard of. Lover of obscure units and dumb trivia. Aspiring vim user. All opinions my own (pfp is picrew by k9pathy)

Results from the IDR Labs The Amazing Digital Circus quiz Zooble: 95% Pomni: 95% Kinger: 85% Gangle: 75% Jax: 60% Caine: 40% Ragatha: 35%
Map of the US states (and territories) with different colors showing different things, per the legend, the user has lived in Arizona and Colorado, stayed in Washington, Oregon, California, Nevada, New Mexico, Alaska, Hawaii, Oklahoma, Texas, South Dakota, North Dakota, Minnesota, Alabama, Florida, New York, Illinois, Michican, Connecticut, Maryland, DC, and Maine, plus Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands, visited North Carolina, Ohio, and New Hampshire, and stopped in Utah, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jersey.
View of my legs (wearing jeans) with the back of a first class seat in front of me. The pamphlet is for a 737. I have so much leg room.
My legs and an iPad resting on them, with an airplane seat in front of them, only about an inch between knees and chair. The chair is missing its seatback safety card and infotainment cards.
view out the window of a plane landing, the flaps on the wing are deployed and it is in the ground. The DFW trademark sky colors still are present.
View out the window of an A321, another american airlines plane is visible in the background, in the foreground is the engine of the plane and a wing stretching back.
View out a plane window across the wing, looking at a fancier terminal and another plane. The sky is uncharacteristically blue for DFW, with fluffy white clouds and contrails.
View of DFW airport out of a plane window, looking down the wing. The sky is DFW's trademark brownish gray hue, turning the trademark blue of the sky anywhere else higher in the frame.
view out a partially closed airplane window of the apron at night, with loads of airport vehicles visible, as well as the top of the engine cowling, plus the side of a DIA terminal.
A grayish blue lock screen with a lighter grid pattern overlayed on it, with the screen getting darker at the top and bottom, as if a spotlight is shone on the middle of the screen. At the top is the standard Samsung notifications bar (listing the phone at 73% charge), as well as a smooth sans serif listing the time and date. At the bottom, the Google wallet app and photos app are visible as quick selects.
The classic Washington Post graph showing the rate of left-handedness among Americans based on birth year, showing a percentage of 5% in 1890, dropping to about 3 in roughly 1905, and then climbing to a plateau at just under 12% by 1960, where it remains today.
Photo out the window of a plane at San Jose airport in California. There is a plane in the background, as well as the airport and sky.
The terminal at SJC from a plane window, the ground is wet from rain, and it is cloudy
Photo of the air traffic control tower at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, seen from the window of a plane on the ramp.