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I made this blog because I got upset. I said inconclusive statements about a privacy-related thing and someone promptly shot it down. I'm back, from the dark web to the clearnet, to try and become better. Hopefully try to prove it better this time.

Originally planned to be an anonymous content poster on the deepest net, but I've retraced my steps and went back to posting on Blogger. I hope you'll enjoy the content I write here.

About Me

Hello, and greetings. You can call me Chard, and I hope I don't have to tell you my name anytime soon. I'm a freshman student for Electronics Engineering. I've been lurking around the internet to hopefully learn stuff I like, and that I think I found.

I've been living on Earth for around two decades, and I have still yet to improve a lot of my behavior regarding socializing and human interaction. No, I'm not an alien from another planet. I'm just an alien from the outside world.

I like music. People say I have a nice taste for it.

I cook sometimes, maybe even bake.

Sometimes I lift fridges and A/Cs as help. Maybe earn a bit if I'm lucky.

Most of the time I try to consume content from the internet.

My Skills/Accomplishments

  • Uses Linux and other obscure Linux Distributions
  • Used Windows XP, Vista, 7, and 10
  • Knows how to use Linux and how to use a lot of its commands
  • Recently learned and experienced how to set-up Apache, Nginx (to some extent), and Lighttpd
  • Some experience setting up Onion Services over the Tor Network
  • Wrote a thesis for my uncle that got him to graduate a college course in marketing
  • Some experience in Accounting
  • Troubleshooting basic computer issues
  • Fix hardware and common household appliances
  • Experience in Vocals and Intrumental Mixing/Audio Mixing
  • Some experience in Video editing
  • Some experience in Photo manipulation
  • Using Office Suites. Spreadsheets, Word Processor, Presentations

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