Yay. You made it! You finally arrived at my website. I hope you'll enjoy your stay at my small place out in the wild internet. You can find some writings about my projects on here. What projects you ask? Well, I'm a 17 year old german guy trying to get started with software/hardware engineering. I started developing software when I was 13 and quickly learned a lot of languages, mostly C, ASM and VHDL. These days everyone seems to use high level tools, like Java or C#. I want to reside Yoat the low level side of things. I work with microcontrollers and PLDs building interfaces and what not. I'm very interested in exploiting devices even though I don't seem to be really good at that. My biggest problem with programming is the lack of (debugging) hardware like an oscilloscope and stuff.

Apart from that I also have to go to school for about 1 more year. They teach Java, a language I literally hate. But oh well, I can't change things and so I'm just trying to not start the discussion about how stupid it is to develop Java applications in a Java-based IDE (without syntax highlighting! :O) on 1GHz Celeron powered computers running a serveral years old Windows configuration. At home I mostly use Linux even though I wouldn't consider myself a Linux pro.

I hope you have fun reading through my (partly useless) projects. If you have any questions or suggestions feel free to contact me. Just use the contact form to mail me. I think this CMS software is really great, fast and pretty. I'd like to thank my friend [Jens] for this amazing piece of (code-) art and I hope he will come up with updates and maybe release it to the public one day. Keep up the good work ;).

You might find some source code or other files in some of my articles. Please make sure to read the licences applying to that code before re-supplying it in any form. I usually don't answer eMails from people who don't know what they're doing with my code either, most of the stuff I do is not really usefull (to end users at least) and thus shouldn't be used by anybody who doesn't know what it's all about.