guest@extremmist.de:~$ ls -a ~

. .. index.html cv.html hardware.html software.html music.html

guest@extremmist.de:~$ cat computers.html

 ,---.   ,-----. ,------.,--------.,--.   ,--.  ,---.  ,------. ,------. 
'   .-' '  .-.  '|  .---''--.  .--'|  |   |  | /  O  \ |  .--. '|  .---' 
`.  `-. |  | |  ||  `--,    |  |   |  |.'.|  ||  .-.  ||  '--'.'|  `--,  
.-'    |'  '-'  '|  |`      |  |   |   ,'.   ||  | |  ||  |\  \ |  `---. 
`-----'  `-----' `--'       `--'   '--'   '--'`--' `--'`--' '--'`------'

Although Windows has been a thing my entire life, my first own PC ran on DOS 5, where I also picked up my first programming experience: Batch scripting. I then self-taught myself Q(uick)BASIC in an attempt at enriching those (primitive) scripts.
My first formal introduction into programming I got later during my school time, where I learned Java and basic HTML and self-taught myself JavaScript and php together with classmates.
This thirst for programming languages continued into my university studies where I picked up C# and tried and experimented with various other languages for short periods of time, like rust, c(++), ActionScript, lisp, ruby, and Haskell.
Parallel to all that I got myself a small vServer for school/university and private projects, where I learned shell scripting.
Today almost all of my PC hardware runs some form of GNU/Linux, for privacy and customizability reasons and because Windows became increasingly annoying to me.

guest@extremmist.de:~$ _