Hello! My name is Viomi and I am a coder/linux enthusiast/gamer who has a bit too much time on their hands. I am currently in college working towards my bachelors in Computer Sciences, and I am planning on going for a Masters. I'm 18 years of age, and I currently reside in Washington, USA. I am currently running archlinux and bunsenlabs, and I am a huge fan of automization and minimalistic open-source programs. I know lua, java, javascript, python, php, C and C++ (among a few others).
I'm currently working on a PHP script that will ask for the user's public PGP key and create another PGP key pair (or if the user doesn't have a public PGP key, it will create two pairs) when a user registers for a forum. This way the user can encrypt everything they send to the server, and the server can easily verify that the client is the same client without needing to rely on IP addresses or anything like that. This is so that tor services can have a secondary form of authentication besides passwords for more security, without threatening anonymization in any way.
I have worked with SQL databases for several years, as well as Source (Valve) servers and communities. I have worked to help https://sharpshootersgaming.com/ become a strong community, and I currently spend most of my time over at https://siriusforum.net/. I am hoping to have as good as an experience here as I have in other communities.
I've arrived here because of hearing about these forums over at Sirius, and I have only heard nice things. I have also seen other Sirius members around here, which tempted me even more to sign up and introduce myself. I hope I get to become a positive part of this community! Thank you for taking the time to read.
I'm currently working on a PHP script that will ask for the user's public PGP key and create another PGP key pair (or if the user doesn't have a public PGP key, it will create two pairs) when a user registers for a forum. This way the user can encrypt everything they send to the server, and the server can easily verify that the client is the same client without needing to rely on IP addresses or anything like that. This is so that tor services can have a secondary form of authentication besides passwords for more security, without threatening anonymization in any way.
I have worked with SQL databases for several years, as well as Source (Valve) servers and communities. I have worked to help https://sharpshootersgaming.com/ become a strong community, and I currently spend most of my time over at https://siriusforum.net/. I am hoping to have as good as an experience here as I have in other communities.
I've arrived here because of hearing about these forums over at Sirius, and I have only heard nice things. I have also seen other Sirius members around here, which tempted me even more to sign up and introduce myself. I hope I get to become a positive part of this community! Thank you for taking the time to read.
