diff --git a/public/about.php b/public/about.php index be1fa43..5fe4c59 100644 --- a/public/about.php +++ b/public/about.php @@ -104,22 +104,19 @@
One thing is true.. Coffee, lots of coffee. In fact, I've had = $coffee->week() ?> cup= $coffee->week() === 1 ? "" : "s" ?> of coffee in the last 7 days! That's = $coffee->week_average_string() ?> my average of = $coffee->week_average() ?> per week, impressive! Even though you just read that.. I don't consider myself too much of a coffee snob! As long as it's dark roast and warm, I'm probably happy to have it.
At times, I become a true, amateur, armchair detective for a variety of your typical-nerdy topics that I find interesting and you can bet I spend way more time reading about those things than I will ever have use for in life.
My coding happens almost exclusivly in code-server, which is a fork of VSCode that runs entirely in the browser. I keep my development environment tucked away in a lightweight Debian VA that I can tote around to whatever host machine I happen to work on. If I can't do that for whatever reason, I have my dotfiles ready to get things set up the way I like it.
-Another silent passion of mine that comes out every few years is building computers and fiddling with weird networking stuff.
+Another silent passion of mine that comes out every few years is building computers and fiddling with networking stuff.
Here are some projects I'm working on right now:
* Vegvisir: A web navigation framework for PHP.
* Reflect: A REST API framework for PHP developers.
-There is more stuff on my works page and even more stuff on my Codeberg profile.
-and even EVEN more stuff on my Forgejo
+Check out this timeline for a somewhat complete list of everything I have done.
I have given up GitHub for their increasing number of injustices againts its users, last betrayal being GitHub's for-profit "Copilot" product which was illegaly trained on copylefted software on its platform.
-I signed up and started using GitHub before I became aware of how opressive to to its users and deceptive their business model is. I wasn't aware of the situation.
-While I am a bit skeptical to do this in case history repeats itself; [most of] my work is now on Codeberg instead. Unfortunately some things like old pull-requests, issues, and branch archives can not be migrated completely.
+I have given up GitHub and moved most of my free software to Codeberg. You can still find my GitHub profile here but I don't use it for source control anymore.