I started my programming journey in high school. Like many, I started my HTML journey via customizing my MySpace page. Then, I began learning C++ and simple circuit design for my science fair project on Forward Error Correction. I almost went into Computer Science for college before getting cold feet. But I did manage to take a few courses, including a game design in C# course and a linux course. Then over the years I've mostly done front-end stuff for web sites, occasionally some python for intro to ML or AI courses, and openSCAD for 3D modelling.

I plan to continue my programming journey, and get a bit more methodical and disciplined about it. My aim is to be able to repair, reverse engineer, and make cool stuff.

My most active repo is the BusKill USB A Magnetic Breakaway repo. For the past four years, I have been building a 3D printed case for a USB-A magnetic decoupler that could be used with the Open Hardware BusKill cable.

The Does It Pen Plot repo contains pen plot files for when I worked on a pen plot documentation project for Open Source Ecology. https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/User:Goldfishlaser

I keep not paying the extremely cheap web hosting bill for my tech writing portfolio web site, but if I ever wanted to relaunch the thing I could from my web site repo

The repo has some STLS for 3D printed knickknacks I've created. I also post things on thingiverse.

Code Interests

HTML5/CSS3 Javascript Python FreeCAD OpenSCAD Processing Assembly C/C++

I star a lot more repos than I can ever use: Stars