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You may remember me for posting in orangered, running an exclusionary signature club, or being inordinately proud of my absurdly high post count. I had a bunch of usernames before I managed to get the original owner of Kat deleted, but I can't remember the vast majority of them. One I still use elsewhere is Lunakki, so if you've seen that anywhere, that's me.
GW meant a lot to me as a teenager because I was homeschooled through middle and high school, so it was my entire social life. I probably would've gone literally insane if it weren't for that opportunity to connect to other people with similar ages and interests as me. Despite now having that thing they call "a life", I still manage to get some gaming in several times a week, and hope to get some time in on here too.
Professionally, I'm managing a team of software developers who build web applications used internally by Intel, mostly related to construction. It's a team I've mostly built myself over the past 18 months or so for a startup, and it currently involves managing half a dozen people along with their half dozen projects, so that's been exciting and scary and frustrating. It's not an industry I ever planned to be in, but it's a surprisingly rewarding and lucrative niche that allows me to work from home in my PJs, so it's worked out well.
One of the hobbies I've picked up in the last few years is going to Renaissance Faires. (Well, I picked it up in 2018, then you know what happened, but we'll just ignore those years when no events existed.) Here's a picture of me and a friend from last year (believe it or not, this is the one with the least terrible lighting):
GW meant a lot to me as a teenager because I was homeschooled through middle and high school, so it was my entire social life. I probably would've gone literally insane if it weren't for that opportunity to connect to other people with similar ages and interests as me. Despite now having that thing they call "a life", I still manage to get some gaming in several times a week, and hope to get some time in on here too.
Professionally, I'm managing a team of software developers who build web applications used internally by Intel, mostly related to construction. It's a team I've mostly built myself over the past 18 months or so for a startup, and it currently involves managing half a dozen people along with their half dozen projects, so that's been exciting and scary and frustrating. It's not an industry I ever planned to be in, but it's a surprisingly rewarding and lucrative niche that allows me to work from home in my PJs, so it's worked out well.
One of the hobbies I've picked up in the last few years is going to Renaissance Faires. (Well, I picked it up in 2018, then you know what happened, but we'll just ignore those years when no events existed.) Here's a picture of me and a friend from last year (believe it or not, this is the one with the least terrible lighting):
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