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NateDolny/README.md

Hey there

I am a computer science student inspired by the immersive worlds of science fiction, particularly classics like Dune, I have embarked on numerous projects fueled by imagination and a thirst for learning. I am also deeply immersed in the GNU/Linux ecosystem, finding joy in its versatility and open-source ethos.

I'm always eager to embrace new learning opportunities and collaborate on exciting projects. Lets connect and build something awesome together!

📫 How to reach me:

LinkedIn

Much 💛 for:

Linux Debian Void Linux Suckless Neovim

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  1. git_bootcamp git_bootcamp Public

    This bootcamp is designed for first and second year Computer Science students to provide foundational knowledge and practical skills in a supportive environment.

    TeX

  2. DuneHostnames DuneHostnames Public

    Inspired by the iconic book series Dune, authored by Frank Herbert, Dune Hostnames offers a comprehensive array of naming schemes for network infrastructure, workstations, servers, and other device…

    TeX

  3. nvim-config nvim-config Public

    My personal configuration for Neovim.

    Vim Script

  4. barefetch barefetch Public

    Barefetch delivers essential system info with minimal clutter, perfect for Unix users seeking streamlined performance.

    Perl