If chadiness was measured by female mosquito attention, I would be a gigachad.
I was testing my program with DJI drones (it's work) on the field yesterday. A literal hike with no toilet or vending machines due to restriction on flying drones.
Sitting with the laptop and a phone providing the wifi, I was using the remote control to control the office computer.
We had to build the app everytime a mild change was added, because there is no way to reliably test how the drones will perform in real life without actually testing.
Sitting on a rock under the hot trees, I could not get off, not that getting off will help me deal with the mosquitos anyway.
My ankles are now fucked. Literally walking hurts (but not much) and the endless itch. There are 40+ bite marks on just one leg. If I had to guess, I guess I was bitten 100+ times.
Both of my ankles look like I have a collar on. Literally, due to swollen skin. In addition they look like Swiss cheese. Lumps after lump.
The long clothing, did a little to save my hands and foot from being bitten.
Needless to say, next time I will wear tight, longer clothing and bring plenty of mosquito repellents.
So there you have it...
I was testing my program with DJI drones (it's work) on the field yesterday. A literal hike with no toilet or vending machines due to restriction on flying drones.
Sitting with the laptop and a phone providing the wifi, I was using the remote control to control the office computer.
We had to build the app everytime a mild change was added, because there is no way to reliably test how the drones will perform in real life without actually testing.
Sitting on a rock under the hot trees, I could not get off, not that getting off will help me deal with the mosquitos anyway.
My ankles are now fucked. Literally walking hurts (but not much) and the endless itch. There are 40+ bite marks on just one leg. If I had to guess, I guess I was bitten 100+ times.
Both of my ankles look like I have a collar on. Literally, due to swollen skin. In addition they look like Swiss cheese. Lumps after lump.
The long clothing, did a little to save my hands and foot from being bitten.
Needless to say, next time I will wear tight, longer clothing and bring plenty of mosquito repellents.
So there you have it...
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