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Hello, World! Is anybody out there? I am a Linux enthusiast, artist, and lifelong music head. This is my blog.
My computer journey began in 1991 with a QuickBASIC class (my first project was an analog clock). Since then, I’ve been compiling code, chasing command lines, and living the IDE life. I’m a Linux enthusiast, digital time traveler, oil painter, and lifelong music head. This blog celebrates CRTs, floppy disks, the open-source revolution — and a few other rabbit holes. I’m Joseph Bernadas — JB for short. Welcome to my corner of the internet!