Interests

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Music, Reading, Tabletop Games(+TCGs), Video Games, Geography, Computers&Electronics (and their history), Mathematics&Science, Old Internet Culture, Astronomy, Studying, Animals&Nature, Mythical and Exctinct Creatures/Animals, Comics&Webcomics, Equitation, Geology&Paleontology, Magazines, Chess, Mechatronics&Robotics (+Cyborgs), Foraging/Wildcrafting, Medieval Weapons, Journaling, (classic) Fantasy, Science-Fiction, Reenactment&Live-Action Role-Playing, Trains (Model Trains & Train spotting), Collecting, Movies&TV shows(+Documentaries), GNU/Linux, Analog Clocks, Radio Transmitters & Receivers (+Transreceivers), Antiques, Tinkering

(your personal virtual spywa- I mean assistant!!)

I've always loved computers, how they function and how they look fascinated me since I was a toddler. My father would usually show me how he repaired broken computers, going in depth into its hardware so I could understand ahpw they work. He would also teach me how to use one, showing me useful programs and whatnot. The first thing he ever taught me was how to download a pirated movie and burn it on a disc lol. Also when I was little, my parents would let me on the computer only 1 hour a day, and at first I wasn't happy with this idea (since I liked tinkering on it and playing video games), but as I grew older I understood perfectly why they did so.

I self study programming languages and computer science as a whole using some books that I got from bookstores (and some pdf manuals I got from a private torrent website). I know HTML/CSS pretty good and I'm having lots of fun with it(no, I don't plan on learning JavaScript). Currently, the only programming languages I'm okay at are C and C++ (and I plan on advancing my skills in these 2).
Other languages which I would like to learn: Pascal, Assembly, Lua, PHP
I do programming as a hobby/interest (amateur).

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(this gif of Tux is my favourite, why is he so adorable?)

I really like the Packard Bell computers from the 90s. Also the Amiga 3000, HP Z820 (pure engineering masterpiece), Panasonic Toughbook FZ 40 (also pure engineering masterpiece), IBM Thinkpads.

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