skelegorg : about
Hey, welcome to my site.
My name is Andrew, but i go by skelegorg online.
I don't do a lot of programming anymore. What I do code is usually in C for microcontrollers. I'm really interested in radio technology. I used to code a lot as my main hobby but I realized it wasn't particularly satisfying, mentally.
I have analog interests too, which nowadays take much more precedence over my digital ones. I like making things out of wood (this includes both nicer finished things and hacky shelves and such). I read (see my books page) and draw sometimes. I love the outdoors and hiking.
If for some reason you'd like to reach me you can email me at skelegorg [at] protonmail [dot] com
I have a github which a few of my projects are hosted on until i get around to making a public git server on this domain. All of the actual development stays on a raspberry pi sitting in the corner of my house with a cactus sticker on the case. I don't push much to github.
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. Sometimes I miss the bigger package repository that came with arch. In the end, as long as I can configure it however I want, I don't particularly care. If it works, it works.
I also have a Thinkpad T470 which runs gentoo. I love the keyboard on it so sometimes I'll just choose it for a tactile change of pace.
My name is Andrew, but i go by skelegorg online.
I don't do a lot of programming anymore. What I do code is usually in C for microcontrollers. I'm really interested in radio technology. I used to code a lot as my main hobby but I realized it wasn't particularly satisfying, mentally.
I have analog interests too, which nowadays take much more precedence over my digital ones. I like making things out of wood (this includes both nicer finished things and hacky shelves and such). I read (see my books page) and draw sometimes. I love the outdoors and hiking.
If for some reason you'd like to reach me you can email me at skelegorg [at] protonmail [dot] com
I have a github which a few of my projects are hosted on until i get around to making a public git server on this domain. All of the actual development stays on a raspberry pi sitting in the corner of my house with a cactus sticker on the case. I don't push much to github.
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. Sometimes I miss the bigger package repository that came with arch. In the end, as long as I can configure it however I want, I don't particularly care. If it works, it works.
I also have a Thinkpad T470 which runs gentoo. I love the keyboard on it so sometimes I'll just choose it for a tactile change of pace.