About me

Yet it is not our part to master all the tides of the world, but to do what is in us for the succour of those years wherein we are set, uprooting the evil in the fields that we know, so that those who live after may have clean earth to till. What weather they shall have is not ours to rule.

Well, who am I?

I am currently a college senior studying computer science. After spending a lot of time browsing and lurking in IndieWeb communities, I decided it was finally time to build something of my own. As massive corporate platforms continue to dominate and manipulate the internet, I wanted to carve out a space that is truly mine. This site is that space. My hope is that it inspires others to create their own corners of the web, places free from the exploitation and control of the modern internet.

Enough about the reasoning behind the creation of this site. I've written plenty on that already. More about who I am! My interests are quite varied, but there are a few main ones that I would like to highlight. I adore art, in its many forms. Music, design, literature, film are all things that I love to consume. More recently, I have been getting into creating my own art, which has been quite rewarding. I also love languages. I speak English natively and Korean near fluently. I'm deciding on Polish or Spanish as my next language to learn. I shoot photography too! Most of my work is done on film, but I do have a digital camera that I use semi consistently. Finally, my most consuming interest is cybersecurity. Hacking is something that I have been doing for a good many years at this point. It is aboslutely fascinating to me. The challenge of breaking into things or finding vulnerabilites is something that I very much enjoy. There will definitely be some blog posts about my adventures in this field, so keep an eye out if that is something that interests you! On top of that, I adore being outside and in nature. Being in the woods often was a very influential part of my upbringing, and it is something that I will continue to indulge in for the rest of my life.

Who should I be?

This one is a bit more diffcult, and it is a question that I have been wrestling with intensly for the past few years. College is obviously a very formulative time, and my experience has been no exception. I have changed a lot over the course of my schooling, and it's not even done! My faith in Christ has become a central part of my life now that I have made it my own (blog post on that coming soon). Naturally, that guides a lot of who I am.