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HELLO WORLD, MY NAME IS


SKILLS & PROFICIENCIES


Frameworks:



I started using Windows-based PCs for the first time on a regular basis sometime
around 2003 with XP. I took an early interest into web development with HTML and
CSS around the time Myspace was launched and got my early start at the age of 8
or 9 learning how to make (overly complex) profile designs.

Once I managed to get a slightly better PC, I started delving into gaming and
ended up with a virus called WiniBlueSoft from downloading a rogue torrent. This
was the event that led me to start digging more into the filesystem hierarchy in
a drawn-out attempt to try and "fight off" the virus.

Whilst my attempts to thwart the virus were ultimately in vain, I continued to
have an interest in having a deeper understanding of how the operating system
functions as a whole. This is what inevitably likely led me down the path I now
find myself on.




I'm a graphic designer with a strong background in traditional art. I've always
had a passion for creating visually stunning designs that communicate a message
effectively. My experience in traditional art has given me a unique perspective
and skillset that I apply to my digital design work.

Over the past decade plus, I've become reasonably proficient in Photoshop. I've
worked on a diverse range of projects, including branding design, marketing
collateral, website design, and packaging. I have a keen eye for detail and a
strong focus on guideline principles, which ensures that every element of my
designs is cohesive and effective.

I enjoy the challenge of creating designs that not only look great but also have
a purpose and meaning behind them. I'm constantly exploring new techniques and
software to keep up-to-date with the latest trends and innovations in the
industry. Overall, my experience in traditional art and digital design, combined
with my extensive Photoshop knowledge, makes me a strong asset to any team
seeking a skilled and passionate graphic designer.

Partially written by Sage




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As all investors tend to do, I tried to find the closest thing to a holy grail I
could when trying to navigate the markets in a way that wouldn't make me lose my
head. I can't say what exactly drew me to technical analysis out the gate, but I
continue to constantly find new things that keep me engaged.

My journey as an analyst originally began focusing on a combination of
fundamental and a poor foundation of technicals that eventually incorporated a
sentiment aspect as well. After trying and failing to make consistent returns
focusing on growth and product potential of emerging startups in the
cryptocurrency industry, my rabbit hole into Bitcoin eventually led me to the
concept of price cycles.

Since this discovery, my system has continued to become more and more price
action focused as over the years as it seems that the market can usually tell
you the news happening the world far before the television set can. My approach
can be compared to the system used by Marty Zweig.

I have over 7 years of weekly experience analysing technicals across a wide
range of markets including cryptocurrencies, forex, equities, indices as well as
a truncated public journal of my calls and research into the markets through my
twitter account.
The indicators I rely on are non-proprietary and in no particular order are as
follows:

Price / Volume / S&R / Moving Averages / Ichimoku Clouds
Bollinger Bands / AVWAP / VPVR / (Stoch+Standard!) RSI



I was hesitant to put this one here, but after a decade of underestimating my
Google-fu as a nothingburger skill, it seemed logical to not make the same
mistake twice. In a sense, prompt enigeering is the next step on the same ladder
being climbed when utilizing web searches as a developer or data analyst. After
all, isn't 95% of coding referencing Google to find stackoverflow posts? 😉




Frameworks:
armitage / autopsy / brim / burpsuite / chisel / covenant
eztools / gophish / impacket / kape / kibana / metasploit
osquery / redline / remnux / responder / sherlock
sysinternals / volatility / velociraptor / zeek / zap

Commandline:
capa / ffuf / feroxbuster / hashid / hydra / john
linpeas / mimikatz / nmap / sherlock / sublist3r / sqlmap

⚔ TryHackMe ⚔





I have an intermediate foundational understanding of a variety of topics realted
to strength training
e.g., diet structuring, optimizing workout plans, managing supplement cycles

As well as over 4 years of weekly personal experience training (cut short by a
common weightlifting injury, i.e. inguinal hernia)




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