who?
A nerdy human being, as any other. A doer-of-all in terms of technology, with an emphasis on programming, but mostly just whatever's on my mind at any given time.
I also find an interest in music, like electronica and alternative/industrial. I'd go ahead and list more specific genres that I find interesting, but they tend to fluctuate as time goes on. I mean, it's not like I have a CD collection or anything...
...then again, not that any of this actually defines a personality
hello?
Should you ever want to contact me, for whatever reason, use whatever method works best for you.
PGP public key thing
If you don't know what this is, forget it; this is not "required," just a secure means of encryption/signing.
Here's a quick reference on how it "works" for emails.
To those who know what this is for, this is my fingerprint:
623A60EA2B9FDA40252A7D51550913E862FF13DD
Here's the public key on OpenPGP.org
XMPP
I should be able to respond to XMPP messages rather quickly. This is a preferred way of sending instant messages; if you can, and if it suits your needs, use this.
Matrix
I have a Matrix account hastily bridged to my XMPP account, so I should be reachable there. Beware of Matrix jank, but you probs know about it already.
If possible, use plain text and PGP encryption.
atlascore à disroot point org
(démerdez-vous, êtres humains.)
Telegram upon request
It's not the best of messaging platforms for privacy,
but it sure as hell isn't the worst by far.
I'd be happy to provide my username upon request.
Shoot me an email or whatever.
Fediverse (Mastodon/Pleroma/Misskey/etc)
While it's not the most secure or private method of communication, it is one that works for quick messages. So long as your instance doesn't fediblock everything that moves...
Hateful Discord bullshit platform
You seriously shouldn't use this for reasons other than desperation. My username is as usual, worst comes to worst.
why "atlas_core", or "rightmouse.click"?
what, you wanna hear me ramble or something?
"atlas core" has a pretty simple meaning as a reference to one of my favorite games,
Portal 2.
In that game, there's a co-op mode, where 2 players can complete levels together
(if all goes well).
The characters,
Atlas and P-body,
all look like other entities in the game;
Atlas looks like an
Aperture Science core,
whereas P-body looks like a turret.
No I'm not naming myself after the turret.
The term "right mouse click" (as in rightmouse dot click) was just some creative name I tried coming up with when looking at top-level domains (e.g. .com, .co, .me, etc).