Lifestyle. Tech. Health.
Technology
I have been working with PCs and Laptops since the introduction of Windows 95 and Apple products since the iBook existed. I also enjoy using Linux distributions, which not only maximizes the privacy of each machine and its user, but introduces new and secure ways to renew an older PC or laptop, saving people money and helping to fight tech waste.
I have always enjoyed understanding and tinkering with hardware components to maximize the use of the machine's capabilities. Pairing these physical components with the best software introduces a machine most efficient yet powerful for each user and their individual needs.
You might say that I know my way around a computer, how to give new life to an older machine, and I'm very self sufficient when it comes time to upgrade my technology and keeping my privacy close at hand.


Lifestyle
While technology has taken over our everyday life, the device you use, and the life you live, should be just as personal as your own identity, not the other way around.
I try to lead an active lifestyle, however you will never see me post about muscle growth or bragging rights on social media. My goals are deeper than simply showing off.
As a deaf person living with Type 2 Diabetes and Multiple Sclerosis, my goals are to keep my blood sugar in check and my body active to help prevent muscle loss and further nerve degeneration caused by MS.
The Perfection of Imperfection
As each of us struggles to find ourselves within this digital world, as we wait for that perfect diet pill or cure-all injection, wouldn't it be much easier to accept yourself as you are, and make changes to become a a better image of yourself each day?