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						<p class="grey-text text-lighten-4">A website about Vngngdn, a {{ age }} year old Belgian programmer. A <a href="https://gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html" target="_blank">free/libre software</a> enthusiast and undergraduate informatics student @ <a href="https://www.uhasselt.be/" target="_blank">UHasselt</a>.</p>

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	<p>Hacking: The act of playful cleverness. Nowadays, it's commonly

	associated with security breaking, although that's kind of a

	misunderstanding.

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		The hacking I'm talking about, is the application of your skills and

		knowledge, and to use them in such a way, you can achieve some

		remarkable results which, given the limitations of the context, reveal

		an exceptional level of coding.

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	<p>More and more governments are creating laws that prohibit unauthorized breaching of security of computer systems. I find that a good thing, especially with critical systems like hospitals.</p>

	<p>Personally, I'd like to find out about my weak spots. If you're able to point them out, then I'll be glad you can. But for that, you need permission. Because of this, I've set out some guidelines, which should be more than reasonable to take a chance on me.</p>

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	I don't have a lot to offer in return, although the mere ability of

	succeeding should be more than enough of a reward. I do however, have a

	'hall of fame' thing in which I list those who succeeded.

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		Who would've thought somebody would be interested in the man behind the

		server? Nice to see you here.

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	<p>

		I'll cut it short here: As a programmer, I have some principles I attempt to follow. My code (and therefore, my life) is the application of said principles. I'd like to share these with you, so you know why I made choice X instead of Y.

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	<p>

		My website is far from done, and I constantly think of new ways to make

		it even better. But also, work on some of my own projects that I can

		then present here.

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		However, since I'm often on a tight schedule, I can't always create

		spare time to work on the things I want to. But, I still want to explain

		what goals I still have, which I will do here.

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		This mainly serves as an extension to the <a

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		the security measures I've taken for my website. If you manage to

		circumvent these, I'll be very interested in how you did it.

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	<p>

		I love to code. And luckily, I'm not the only one. Lots of talented people from all over the world have written marvellous pieces of software throughout the years. Because a lot of what I make is inspired, or at least related to my final work, I want to share a list of some noteworthy software.

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		Do note that I can not, and will not, list all the software I like/use in this list, mainly because that would make for a nearly infinite list. I therefore limit myself to the most important ones.

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		One piece of software is not necessarily better or worse than another here; All are listed alphabetically. (PHP is exempt from this, it's simply the worst.)

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		I've seen a great many websites of which I'd like to know about how the hell they did it. Sometimes it's just so beautiful to see how they simply implemented image sliding (of which <a class="{{ materialDesign_accentColor }}-text text-accent-4" href="https://www.commitstrip.com/">this</a> is a beautiful example). However, most sites don't even bother telling you about this.

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		Because of this, I've decided to make a list of my web stack, convenient and easily readable. Take notes and order a pizza, it's the best web stack in the world.

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