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💻 Xenonquake

System Programmer | Void Linux Enthusiast | C/C2x Specialist

"In the world of system programming, elegance is not about what you add, but what you consciously leave out."

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🎯 About Me

I'm a system programmer who believes that the best systems are like well-crafted mechanical watches: precise, reliable, and free from unnecessary complications. Just as a master horologist carefully selects each component, I choose my tools with purpose:

typedef struct SystemPhilosophy {
    const char *init_system;
    const char *privilege_escalation;
    const char *package_manager;
    bool has_systemd;
} SystemPhilosophy;

static const SystemPhilosophy my_setup = {
    .init_system = "runit",          // Because simplicity is the ultimate sophistication
    .privilege_escalation = "doas",  // sudo? We don't do that here
    .package_manager = "xbps",       // apt? Never heard of her
    .has_systemd = false            // And that's the way we like it
};

🛠️ Technical Arsenal

tech_stack = {
    'systems': ['Void Linux', 'runit', 'opendoas'],
    'languages': {
        'primary': ['C23', 'C2x'],
        'scripting': ['Bash', 'Python', 'Shell'],
    },
    'specialties': [
        'System Programming',
        'Security Optimization',
        'Portable Software Design',
        'Performance Tuning'
    ]
}

💡 Core Principles

Just as a well-designed circuit minimizes noise, my code follows strict principles:

Code Style

  • 4 spaces indentation (tabs are like systemd: unnecessary complexity)
  • Security-first approach (because the best exploits are the ones that can't happen)
  • Bleeding-edge C23/C2x features (staying current like runit stays reliable)
  • Clean, documented, and maintainable code (because future-you will thank present-you)

System Philosophy

  • Minimalist but powerful (like runit: does one thing, does it perfectly)
  • Security-focused (opendoas: because root access should be explicit)
  • No bloat policy (if it's not needed, it's not included)
  • Performance-oriented (every CPU cycle counts)

🔧 Current Focus

[[nodiscard]] static inline const char* get_current_focus(void) {
    return "Building efficient, secure, and portable systems "
           "that make complexity an implementation detail, "
           "not a user experience.";
}

🎯 Expertise Areas

  • System Programming: Crafting efficient, secure, and portable programs in C/C2x
  • Init Systems: Specializing in runit-based solutions (because init should be simple)
  • Security Optimization: Implementing robust security measures without compromising performance
  • Shell Scripting: Automation with Bash/Shell (because repetitive tasks are for computers)
  • Python: For when C is like using a sledgehammer to crack a nut

🌟 Philosophy

#!/bin/sh
# The UNIX Philosophy, updated for modern times
do_one_thing() {
    echo "Do one thing and do it well"
}

keep_it_simple() {
    echo "Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication"
}

main() {
    do_one_thing
    keep_it_simple
}

main "$@"

"If you think good architecture is expensive, try bad architecture."

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I'm a system programmer who believes that the best systems are like well-crafted mechanical watches: precise, reliable, and free from unnecessary complications. Just as a master horologist carefully selects each component, I choose my tools with purpose:

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