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portasynthinca3/README.md

Hi there 👋

I'm portasynthinca3, or just porta for short :)

  • I'm a low-level / embedded developer; my favorite MCU is the ESP32.
  • I'm a resident at the @undefspace hackerspace.
  • In my free time I work on an operating system called BOSS.
  • I work at @flipperdevices.
  • My favorite languages are C and Elixir.

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    Operating system written in Erlang and Rust

    Rust 23 1

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    Светодиодная панель, которая висит на стене

    C 7 2

  3. neutron neutron Public

    A very simple operating system in C for UEFI-enabled x86-64 systems

    C 18 3

  4. bootsect bootsect Public

    A collection of simple boot sector applications written in NASM for IBM PC-compatibles

    Assembly 13

  5. deutexrium deutexrium Public

    A Discord bot that automatically generates messages based on the previously seen ones

    Elixir 10

  6. smbus-ssd1306 smbus-ssd1306 Public

    Do YOU want to have an SSD in your personal computer or laptop? Yeah you do. I'm of course talking about the SSD1306.

    Python 3