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{{ threadSubject }}, my name is Hristijan. I am 19-year-old student from Europe currently in my first year of studies towards a degree in CSE. But I still have doubts if it would've be better for me to pursue a degree in history or philosophy. Probably not.
I am interested in computers and the Internet. History, privacy and astronomy on the other side. And StarCraft II (although I am not really good at it, but it keeps me entertained). I also like to build stuff using computer programming languages. From music genres, I like shoegazing, new wave and punk-rock. But I have no problem listening to other genres as well. Depends on my mood really. I like rainy days and staying up late night since no one is bothering or expects something from me. Not sure if I am an introvert or an extrovert. I think I am both. I don't like social media and smartphones. I'm using a dumbphone so I can communicate with people through a mobile network. I found nixers.net from someone's blog. Can't remember which one. Main reason why I joined is because I would like to communicate with people that I share common interests with. I started with Elementary OS around five or six years ago. I liked how it looked. Curiosity made me distro hop for a while until I came around a Linux distro who's name I wont say because nowadays it's the same thing as saying that you are a vegan (no offense, vegans). Alongside a window manager. But I'm thinking of switching to OpenBSD. (If you bother replying to my thread, I would highly appreciate if you provide a link of your own introduction so I can meet you better). * (Fun drinking game; tequila shot every time you find "i" in the beginning of a sentence in my thread) That'd be it. I think. :) All the best, Hristiyan |
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(25-05-2018, 01:38 PM)hristiyan Wrote: I don't like social media (25-05-2018, 01:38 PM)hristiyan Wrote: I would like to communicate with people that I share common interests with. Welcome to the nixers forums, which is also a social media website. It has become too common to use social media as a synonym for the big ones, forums are social media aka a place to socialize and "communicate with people that I share common interests with". (25-05-2018, 01:38 PM)hristiyan Wrote: (If you bother replying to my thread, I would highly appreciate if you provide a link of your own introduction so I can meet you better). Here's my intro thread from 2012, a lot changed since then so maybe it's good to mention it: I finished my studies, started working 3 years ago. No more classmates, but great coworkers I admire. I code/program in many more languages but I don't think it's this much relevant to mention them. I still like freedom but I've learned there are many kinds of freedoms. I don't read much mangas anymore, didn't read any since I finished university. Programming is entertainment only to a certain degree and for the persons engaging in that activity. Some people have "good sides" but it might be relative to how they view that side. I still live in that *shitty* country, though nowadays I would nag less. The environment is there to be used, make what you want of it. Spanish faded even more. Haven't heard of Raptor in a while, must have gone instinct by now. About the social network thing, same reply as I just mentioned above. Donnie Darko is an amazing movie but I'm not sure I would still qualify it as my favorite, there are so many. I haven't watched television since that intro, though I do watch a lot of online videos. Still vegetarian. I've widen my music genres, These days I like to fire up soundcloud or bandcamp or whatever and try new sounds. I'm still retro gaming, had stop for a while, but I recently started again. I'm playing Legend of Zelda for snes and Secret of Mana (multiplayer with my SO). All and all, welcome! |
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So you use Arch? ^^
Welcome to nixers! -- <mort> choosing a terrible license just to be spiteful towards others is possibly the most tux0r thing I've ever seen |
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(25-05-2018, 02:15 PM)venam Wrote: Welcome to the nixers forums, which is also a social media website. Well, when you think about it, it is. But a normal and useful one. :) (25-05-2018, 02:15 PM)venam Wrote: I finished my studies, started working 3 years ago. What did you study? What do you work? How did you handle motivation to finish your studies? :) (25-05-2018, 08:30 PM)jkl Wrote: So you use Arch? ^^ Arch indeed. Thank you! I don't see your introduction link tho. Who are you? :) |
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I have no introduction link. I am the resident wise guy. :)
-- <mort> choosing a terrible license just to be spiteful towards others is possibly the most tux0r thing I've ever seen |
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(26-05-2018, 08:04 AM)hristiyan Wrote: What did you study? What do you work? How did you handle motivation to finish your studies? :)I studied computer science. As far as motivations goes where I live you can't get a job without having a degree, that's one side, the other side is that the studies were kind of fun. I work as a software engineer in a company that deals with value added services for mobile operators. In more details these last few months have been about implementing a brand new standard in the mobile industry, which mean dealing with new kind of encryptions, using hardware security modules, implementing our own PKI, specific encoding, etc.. It's very interesting. |
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Hi, welcome! Nice to seem someone my age around here, and not only that but someone who shares an afinity for CS, History and philosophy. This was my introduction from a few months ago.
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