Curiosity
I was fascinated by computers, games and the internet.
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Welcome to my corner of the internet.
I've been messing around with computers since I was a kid.
At first, I was simply curious.
I wanted to know how things worked, why things broke, and eventually how I could build things myself.
That curiosity never really left. It just found better tools.
These days it shows up as code, as animation, as little experiments I probably don't need to finish but do anyway.
I was fascinated by computers, games and the internet.
I started messing with things just to understand how they worked.
Eventually I discovered that I could actually create things myself.
Small experiments slowly turned into real projects.
And I’m still learning, building and breaking things. These days, that also means studying DFIR.
Programming started as curiosity. It became one of the ways I express ideas.
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Outside of pure logic, I like animation, visual effects and interaction design — the parts of building software that are closer to craft than engineering. This whole page is basically a demonstration of that. (Some effects may be limited by this browser.)
I build things, experiment with software and enjoy turning ideas into something real.
I check Minecraft players for cheats through screenshares and help keep the game fair.
I’m studying Digital Forensics and Incident Response to understand what happened and why.
Say hi wherever's easiest.