One of my biggest programming inspirations, and to NixOS, and Neovim as a whole. I've learnt quite a lot from their and our adventures. Also someone who I've trusted for months at this point. Also has one of the best comeback storys I was a part of.

One of the people first people I knew from before I even came up with "amadaluzia". They are still a really good friend that I have had for years now, and one of the best speedrunners I know. I feel like I don't mention him enough, so as recompense, I added him to this site. I do not think he has a GitHub account, so he will not have a PFP, as I didn't program other means of getting avatars yet.

Biggest fan of Niko OneShot in the entire Linux space AFAIK. I've known Eternal for a while since I was a part of the Linux community. He's a good friend: respectful, intellegent and quite witty. He is also a lot better at HTML than I am; I would tire out easily.

Computing savant, and IBM's biggest fangirl. She helped with my C++ journey, although in a bit of a wacky fashion. I've also known them from many communites across programming and Linux. She is very pleasant to be around, skilled at what she does, and she has quite a bit of wit, making her a good friend.

Security enthusiast, Void Linux contributor, and unfortunately, a Roblox game developer. Beneficially, they are also dedicated to their craft. Overall, they are a very cool and passionate friend I've come to know through the Linux community.

A friend I got to know through many Linux communities who has been very fun to talk to. She previously cut off everyone she knew from the community except a few, but we managed to reach her through after the efforts of Charles and myself. Thankfully, she hasn't changed. She is a professional Gentoneer.

One of the most proficient OpenBSD/Emacs users I know. She has also kickstarted my OpenBSD journey, which I loved until I had to migrate, although I would return if given the option. Also got me more into Lisp dialects such as CLisp. Also just pleasant to be around.