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+Title: Welcome
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+# Welcome to vosjedev.net
+
+Hi! I am vosjedev. You seem to have found my website!
+
+I am a dutch developer, I write stuff mainly in python, html+css (no js!), and bash. My projects are available on:
+
+- [my git server](https://git.vosjedev.net)
+  this is where all new projects go.
+- [codeberg](https://codeberg.org/vosjedev)
+  here are older projects and 'mirrors'.
+- [github](https://github.com/vosjedev)
+  here are the oldest projects, and collaboration projects before my git server existed.
+
+I'm reachable on multiple locations and for multiple reasons. check [[contact]] for info!
+
+## Spotlight
+Spotlighted projects:
+
+- [Another Custom Issue Tracker (acit)](https://git.vosjedev.net/acit.git/) is an Email-Driven Issue Tracker
+- [webradio](/webradio/) is a simple minimalistic ad-free webpage for listening to dutch radio over the web
+- [mapgame](https://github.com/Vosjedev/mapgame) is my 'first' program (written in bash). it employs some OOP ways of working before I ever heard of OOP, and it's kinda cursed.
+
+## History of this website
+Originally I started with a website hosted on google drive via some website, then later I moved to github pages. Eventually I got a raspberrypi and a domain, and that's what you're looking at now. However, for a long time the website hosted here was just a filelisting with README.md rendering. Now it's actually a fancy website!
+
+## History of me (not interesting)
+Roughly 5 years ago, I started messing around in html+css in VSCode and on a random app on my phone. I learned bash quickly after (more or less accidentally, I was trying to learn _all_ the commands my shell could do - not realising how shells work), and after a few years of getting into cursed levels of bash I started writing python. I did some cursed stuff, learned how to _actually_ write python, and now I've been writing python for 3 years.