Monday, February 2, 2026

Mobile Tech 2026 The legend of Mobile Tech Shirt Drop

Charlie's Cucco Catastrophe: The Day Momentum Won

Charlie's saga continues.

 Once upon a time in the glitchy meadows of Hyrule—er, wait, let's call it "Codeville" (Amazon hates it when we use copyright names)—there lived a plucky little chicken named Charlie. Charlie wasn't your average barnyard bird. No, Charlie had dreams. Big dreams. Dreams of adventure, glory, and maybe a really good worm buffet. But mostly adventure.

One fateful afternoon, while pecking at what he thought was a shiny new grain of corn, Charlie accidentally stepped into a glowing blue ring hovering suspiciously low to the ground. "Huh," he clucked thoughtfully, "that's new."

The ring wasn't a corn portal. It was a momentum portal. And momentum, as any respectable chicken knows, is a force that cannot be reasoned with.

WHOOSH!

Charlie tumbled through the swirling vortex, feathers flapping wildly, one egg slipping from his grasp like a tiny goodbye present. He emerged on the other side—still falling—only to find another portal waiting below him. Then another. And another. It was like the universe had decided today was "Infinite Chicken Loop Day" and nobody told him the dress code was "panic."

Down he spiraled, a fluffy white comet of confusion, past floating skulls (rude), past glittering green gems (pretty, but not edible), and past a very judgmental Triforce-shaped rock that seemed to be judging his life choices.

"Cluck cluck cluck!" Charlie protested, which roughly translates to "This is NOT what I signed up for!"

But the portals didn't care. They just kept spitting him out faster, higher, angrier. By the fifth loop, Charlie had gone full warrior mode: tiny sword clutched in one wing, battle scar (okay, it was just a Band-Aid from last week's fence incident), and a look of pure, feathered vengeance in his beady eyes. He perched triumphantly atop a pile of defeated adventurer bones and shiny loot, chest puffed out like he'd meant to do this all along.

Then the momentum caught up.

SPLAT.

The screen flickered. Pixels danced. And in glorious 8-bit green glory, the final message appeared:

You have died of cucco momentum.

Charlie blinked (somehow, even in death). Then he shrugged his ghostly wings.

"Eh," he thought. "Worth it for the story."

And somewhere, in a distant mobile tech group chat, a shirt was born—immortalizing the day a simple chicken discovered that sometimes the real endgame isn't winning... it's falling through portals with style until the universe hits "Game Over."

Wear it proudly, friends. Because every legend starts with one very confused bird and way too much momentum.

(And if Charlie ever respawns? He's definitely keeping the sword this time.) 🐔🌀💀


Charlie will return.


Now what you're actually here for Shirt Drop!

Premium Tee, Standard Tee, V-neck Tee, Long Sleeve Tee, Sweatshirt, Hoodie, and Zip Hoodie.

Alt Design 1: Premium Tee, Standard Tee, Long Sleeve Tee, and Zip Hoodie.

Alt Design 2: Premium Tee, Standard Tee, Long Sleeve Tee, and Zip Hoodie.

All Alts are now up! Lead times on orders to your door step are about +/- 4 days. I think Saturday 2/7/2026 is going to be last day order if you want to be sure to have the items by con.

All Amazon shirts from past years can be found here: CrawlSpace Tees

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Wednesday, January 22, 2025

Mobile Tech 2025 rubber chicken kazoo shirt drop

 Charlie and the Rubber Chicken Kazoo

Charlie was an inventor. Not the kind that builds robots or rocket ships, but the kind that turned the ordinary into the extraordinary. His workspace, a cluttered garage, was filled with half-finished gadgets, jars of screws, and a suspicious number of duct-taped contraptions. One lazy Saturday, Charlie found himself staring at a pile of random objects: an empty water bottle, a scrap of rubber from an old chicken toy, and a handful of mismatched odds and ends.

He tapped his chin. “What can I make that’s equal parts ridiculous and genius?”

The answer struck him like a lightning bolt. A kazoo. But not just any kazoo. A rubber chicken kazoo.

Charlie grabbed the water bottle and cut off the top, leaving a wide opening. Then, he carefully retrieved the battered rubber chicken from a box labeled “Potential Goldmines.” With a pair of scissors and some delicate snipping, he cut a piece of the rubber chicken’s neck, stretching it like a membrane across the opening of the bottle.

He secured the rubber with a sturdy rubber band and tested its tautness by plucking it. Satisfied, he poked a small hole in the side of the bottle near the top. This, he decided, was the “kazoo portal.” Finally, he added a mouthpiece made from a cut-off straw, wedged snugly into the hole.

When he finished, the contraption looked… absurd. It was a water bottle with a piece of a chicken strapped to it, but Charlie was brimming with excitement. He raised it to his lips, took a deep breath, and hummed.

The sound that emerged was indescribable. It was part squawk, part buzz, and entirely hilarious. Charlie doubled over in laughter. “This,” he declared to no one in particular, “is my masterpiece.”

Word spread quickly around the neighborhood. By the end of the week, kids, adults, and even the local marching band showed up at Charlie’s garage, all eager to try his strange invention. Soon, they were parading through the streets, each holding a homemade rubber chicken kazoo.

That night, as Charlie sat on his porch, listening to the bizarre symphony echoing through the town, he smiled. It wasn’t about practicality or perfection—it was about finding joy in the unexpected.

And from then on, Charlie became known as the inventor of the world’s first rubber chicken kazoo, proving that with a little creativity (and a lot of silliness), even a water bottle and a rubber chicken could make magic.

Thank you to ChatGPT for the story.

Special thanks go to Dan (MT Alum) for outdoing himself and bringing to life the chicken Kazoo art work!

The shirt would not be what it is without a Dan's contribution.

Thank you to Charlie for creating something that brought all of Mobile Tech so much joy!


Now on to the main event, the shirts!


All Amazon shirts from past years can be found here: CrawlSpace Tees

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Thursday, June 27, 2024

Tonberry shirts!

 Well I went and did it, I made a new shirt. If you ever played Final Fantasy, then you've died to the Tonberry with the stabby stabby bits. This shirt is simple in design but big in contemporary nostalgia.

Premium Tee: https://amzn.to/3zhDPQ5

Standard Tee: https://amzn.to/3xLBFrz

You can always check out Crawlspace Tees other designs here: https://amzn.to/3RNcWtL


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Thursday, January 18, 2024

pwnagotchi build 2024

With the many pwnagotchi build guides out there many are old and outdated. Fortunately I stumbled upon one that was done ~6 months ago that fixed many of the issues people were having. Here's my walkthrough:


Start here (build): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-fTPv09vQ8&list=PL2xB7IbHP_82xC931zH5iHIjLc50Q5-87&index=1&pp=iAQB

Then (software): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nj5Euo5Bng&list=PL2xB7IbHP_82xC931zH5iHIjLc50Q5-87&index=2 

In my case, my config.toml that was put on the boot partition before first boot didn't get copied to /etc/pwnagotchi/ for whatever reason.

After setting up the ssh connection with RNDIS drivers from windows 11 updates, I confirmed that the config.toml was not copied to the proper place.

I went to the web interface at 10.0.0.2 with default username and password of "changeme" (you can find this (and more info) in the /etc/pwnagotchi/default.toml). From here you could do a cp /etc/pwnagotchi/default.toml /etc/pwnagotchi/config.toml and edit that over ssh or continue to follow the web way described below.

Once there I went to plugins and enabled the webcfg and refreshed the site in order to be able to click on the webcfg. When I went into the webcfg I clicked on the save and reboot button at the top.

After that /etc/pwnagotchi/config.toml was present and working. From there I was able to edit either over the ssh connection or through the web interface. My suggestion is use the web interface since it saves and restarts the interface all in one click.

For the options I suggest:

main.plugins.memtemp.enabled = true #Shows temp of memory

main.plugins.memtemp.scale = fahrenheit #Puts temp numbers in fahrenheit

ui.fps = 1 #Refreshes the screen more often

ui.display.type = "waveshare_3" #Explained below

A note on all the newer waveshare displays v3 and v4, use the 1.55fix.img and be sure to change the waveshare_2 in the config.toml to waveshare_3. Even if you have a waveshare v4 the waveshare_3 setting will work for you as there was not a huge difference between waveshare v3 and v4 unlike waveshare v2 and v3.

All in all my build cost was around $63 before tax. I bought a pi zero wh (headers were attached), a powerbank for power, micro SD card, and waveshare display v4.


Wednesday, January 17, 2024

Mobile Tech 2024 Untitled shirt drop

 Mobile Tech Members for Katsucon 2024!

Who likes Assh0le geese? 

Well, apparently everyone! This year's design is based on the untitled goose game simply labeled Untitled Mobile Tech Shirt! Thanks to Steve for playing it so much in the office last year, in fact he liked it so much he bought his own copy.

Special thanks go to Dan (MT Alum) for contributing the art work for the front of the shirt.

Premium TeeStandard TeeTank TopV-neck TeeBaseball Long Sleeve, and Long Sleeve.

I look forward to a great weekend this year with all of you, it'll be a blast.

Finally, thank you all for your continued shirt support!

All Amazon shirts from past years can be found here: CrawlSpace Tees

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Thursday, January 19, 2023

2023 Mobile Tech Clothing Drop!

Mobile Tech Members for Katsucon 2023!


The 2023 con is upon us, and we need new designs to staff in style!


I want to say thank you to all of you for continuing to support the exclusive Mobile Tech shirts!


This year you all have Jessica to thank for the idea of the anniversary shirt designs. The original shirt design was inspired by the video game portal and our Mobile Tech slogan. While I could've done color I decided to keep things very simple and stick with black and white. These were back in the days before Amazon prime delivery.


I decided to go in two different directions this year following the portal vibes, and then I started feeling a little frisky...

For the shirts I made a new color version (inspired by the original) in a Premium Tee, Standard Tee, Tank Top, Long Sleeve, and Baseball Long Sleeve.

Then I made a retro black and white version staying as close as possible to the original, Old skool premium tee and Old skool standard tee.

Then I got frisky and decided to do a Hoodie because design reasons.

Side note on shirt styles, the premium shirts are longer in nature and are a bit more form fitting.


I look forward to seeing what all of you choose!


P.S. You are still able to get any of the previous year's Amazon shirts from the Crawlspace store.

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Thursday, February 3, 2022

Mobile Tech at Katsucon 2022

Calling all Mobile Tech Members for Katsucon 2022!


The 2022 year is upon us, and a new shirt is here!


Firstly, I want to say thank you to all of you that purchased shirts in the past years, it might not seem like it but it really it helps to open up a lot possibilities.


This year you'll have the option of 4 different style shirts (tee, premium tee, tank and long sleve) with a choice black, navy and brown for colors (tank and long sleeve don't have brown). The shirt's design was inspired by the Back to the Future films and as always the antics of the Mobile Tech crew of Katsucon. I hope the shirt helps to bring a smile to your over the weekend of Katsucon.

Premium: https://amzn.to/3sbNC2Z

Standard: https://amzn.to/3gnv4ra

Tank: https://amzn.to/3gjwsLl

Long Sleeve: https://amzn.to/3HpIHlC


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I do hope you all enjoy the design of the shirt for this year's mobile tech and thank you all for being Awesome!


The CrawlSpace Shop with more is on Amazon.


Previous Shirts:

2020 Star Wars theme:

Premium tee: https://amzn.to/2TkDLrS

Standard tee: https://amzn.to/2QQUphi

Women's V-neck tee: https://amzn.to/2RcBlJ7

Tank Top: https://amzn.to/384juLj

Raglan Baseball: https://amzn.to/36RFDMO

Long sleeve: https://amzn.to/3aajfA7

2019 Power Rangers theme:

Hoodie: https://amzn.to/3a6yWIK

Shirt: https://amzn.to/3a8vjCb

Older:

Gretta the Gaffer Reprint: https://amzn.to/2Nlz0L2