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when it’s software… and when it’s physics

When multiple variables change at once, our brains tend to focus on the most interesting explanation. However, the lesson here…

brandon fiquett2026/02/252026/02/25

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The Enduring Legacy of Lucille Ball: Laughter, Star Trek, and Family Memories

Lucille Ball, the beloved comedic actress and television icon, was born on August 6, 1911. She captured the hearts of…

brandon fiquett2023/04/252023/04/25

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Quantum Leap: A Journey Through Time, Empathy, and Personal Growth, with a Nod to Ziggy and KITT

Introduction: “Quantum Leap,” a popular television series from the late ’80s and early ’90s, continues to hold a special place…

brandon fiquett2023/04/11

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12V DC Ammo Can Power Box v1.0

I wanted to build a custom rugged battery box on a budget for amateur radio communications and emergency charging. The…

brandon fiquett2014/01/022014/01/23

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Amateur Radio Transmits 1000 Miles On Voice Power

Many of us tried the old “Two tin cans connected by a string” experiment as kids. [Michael Rainey, AA1TJ] never…

brandon fiquett2013/12/062023/04/10

brandon is an infrastructure engineer and systems builder focused on creating technology that holds up under pressure. his work spans cloud architecture, large scale linux automation, and resilient systems designed to be durable, observable, and dependable in real world conditions.

after stepping away from a fundamentalist background, he rebuilt his life around curiosity, agency, and ethical responsibility. that evolution shapes how he approaches technology. systems should expand human capability without diminishing human dignity.

his interests explore the edges of distributed systems, signal research, remote sensing, and science fiction as a blueprint for better futures. he writes and builds at the intersection of infrastructure, exploration, and stewardship, always asking how to design systems that last and genuinely help people.