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<h2>< About Me ></h2>
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gay boi
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<h2>< Early Interest ></h2>
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For as long as I can remember, I have been fascinated with computers and other forms of
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electronics. As a kid, I would attempt to disassemble (usually already broken)
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electronic devices of all types to see what's inside and <b>attempt to decipher how they
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function</b>. Sometimes these
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devices would not be broken <i>before</i> I took them apart, to the dismay of my family.
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When I was 8 or so, I received an old hand-me-down computer (an IBM Aptiva with matching
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CRT monitor). I must have clicked just about every button there was to click, learning of
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the computer's functions as I went along and <b>learning how to fix things I'd inadvertently
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break in the process</b>. I also ran a
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website during this period, created with Frontpage '97, explaining how computers work and
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describing the their various components.
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Fast forward a few years and I'm messing around with Android smartphones, learning about
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things like flashing custom ROMs to expand their capabilities after the manufacturer had
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long stopped pushing out new software versions. Around this time, I also experimented with
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installing Linux, going back and forth between this new and unknown thing, and the various
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Windows versions I was familiar with. I'd picked up some simple HTML and CSS skills, and
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occasionally dabbled in game development through Game Maker 7/8. The latter introduced me to
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the concept of <b>object-oriented programming</b>.
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