I am a 21 years old computer science student, living in France near Toulouse.
I am NOT a web developper nor a UI/UX developer. I do not like very much frontend development but I'm still trying. This Website is ugly and bad and that is okay. To be honest I don't even know what colors should I use.
I am not a Windows user (I can elaborate).
I attended a year of "preparatory class" for major engeineiring schools and I loved it even if the ryhtm was very intensive. The Maths, Physics and IT courses really piqued my curiosity. Thanks again to my professors. I did not attend Year 2 because I saw a better opportunity seeking first a diploma rather than participate in a competitive examination.
I finished my 3 years of Bachelor (BUT) in IT at the end of august 2026. I was specialized in Networks, Security and DevOps even if a lot of courses were still general.
I started a 3rd year of License in Computer Science at the Champollion University in Albi in early september 2026.
I got a small PC and installed a nextcloud server on it, having in mind the goal to not ever again having to use google drive or similar products from big tech companies. I am aiming to learn about hosting other services like immich, jellyfin, or a lot of other cool things.
I had the occasion during my network courses to create a real kubernetes cluster using k3s
during my time on the smash bros community, I learned a lot of things about how do controllers, consoles, etc do work and I could help a lot of people to repair or modify their device.
okay so basically smash bros is a videogame where you have to eject your opponent out of the stage 3 times to win the match. It also can be other things but I could elaborate for a long time
FOSS is the keyword for Free and Open Source Software. It refers to community driven projects where the source code is always publicly available so it means you can copy it, edit it, participate to its development, base a project on another one, etc
I am aiming to understand how every item works, wether talking avout hardware or software, because it fascinates me how everything we use on a daily basis has been smartly made.
As the time goes, I got more and more interested about soldering/microsoldering and repairing devices and I still have a lot to learn and projects to accomplish
Though I'm not a pioneer in hacking things, I still follow the news and use existing hacks on multiple devices. It follows the idea of freely use my devices even if it was not intended by the concepters
you can contact me through my bluesky account : here