skelegorg : about
Hey, welcome to my site.
My name is Andrew, but I go by skelegorg online. I'm a university student studying engineering.
As with most people with personal websites, I have a background in computer-related hobbies. I don't program much anymore, but what code I write is usually C code to run on microcontrollers. I'm fascinated by radio technology, and I'm taking the dive on that right now.
If for some reason you'd like to reach me you can email me at skelegorg [at] protonmail [dot] com.
I have a Github page on which a few of my projects are hosted. Most of the code I write isn't really useful to anyone else from an open-source angle, so it just stays on a Raspberry Pi in my room.
My computer is a Thinkpad X1 Carbon Gen 9 which runs Void GNU/Linux + i3wm. I spent a while distro hopping and I didn't really land on Void for any particular reason. I don't care a lot about on-disk bloat and systemd doesn't particularly bother me, although I cannot deny runit is pretty clean. Sometimes I forget the directories the symlinks belong in, though. In the end, as long as I can configure it how I want, I don't particularly care. If it works, it works.
My name is Andrew, but I go by skelegorg online. I'm a university student studying engineering.
As with most people with personal websites, I have a background in computer-related hobbies. I don't program much anymore, but what code I write is usually C code to run on microcontrollers. I'm fascinated by radio technology, and I'm taking the dive on that right now.
If for some reason you'd like to reach me you can email me at skelegorg [at] protonmail [dot] com.
I have a Github page on which a few of my projects are hosted. Most of the code I write isn't really useful to anyone else from an open-source angle, so it just stays on a Raspberry Pi in my room.
My computer is a Thinkpad X1 Carbon Gen 9 which runs Void GNU/Linux + i3wm. I spent a while distro hopping and I didn't really land on Void for any particular reason. I don't care a lot about on-disk bloat and systemd doesn't particularly bother me, although I cannot deny runit is pretty clean. Sometimes I forget the directories the symlinks belong in, though. In the end, as long as I can configure it how I want, I don't particularly care. If it works, it works.