Born in late 2000 and got to witness some of the technological nightmare that this has become.
Just kidding, I remember trying to play Minecraft with my crappy ATI Graphic Card, that I had to download "patched" drivers for and getting Graphic Driver Errors 😂.
We used to recycle Computers and unite them to make them better (mostly just RAM Upgrades, never used to change the CPUs) and I then started to ask myself, how people make the applications I am running, so I started learning how to code. So I started to learn VB.net and then went over to C#.
I feel comfortable using Linux or Windows, since I have software that relies on Windows I can't seem to fully switch over. Since I started to get interested in features in Windows, that require running servers, I started to get into them really quick too. I run my own Domain at Home and build my own Windows ISOs for my machines.
I was the kid you brought your stuff over to that would magically repair it in seconds but you tried everything and thought you were done 😂 I was always here to help people when they had problems with their tech stuff and there are many stories that I could tell. This results in me being called at lunch and asked, what went wrong with a computer or phone and if I have any time to come over and take a look at it. I love to solve such problems, since it requires proper thinking outside the box sometimes to solve a problem.
Cooking was always a big part of my life, since my parents used to invite people over to eat and get up and start cooking very early. I always loved to cook at home and still do it a lot.
It took me some time to make this hobby of mine kind of my job but the way there taught me some stuff about life. You need discipline in your life to achieve great things. In music I have to sit there hours and hours and listen to the same part, that bugs me and find out what bugs me about it so I can fix it, when developing it's the same thing and in life it is the same thing. If you fight for it and don't lose hope, there is nothing you can't achieve.