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			Twoexem
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			<h1>Something about me</h1>
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			<h2>Hi.</h2>
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				<h3>I'm twoexem.</h3>
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				If you landed on this website, you probably already know me. If not, well, there's not really much to say about me. I'm a German guy with southern-European roots interested mostly in technical things such as computers and vintage and modern audio and video equipment like analog photo cameras, camcorders, CRT televisions, microphones, mixing consoles. I have some practical experience with the latter since I work as a stage technician and video streaming engineer, meaning I'm just the guy who gets to set up and control cameras, computers used for streaming and microphones during concerts. At home, I have a rather large <a href=/collection>collection</a> of both vintage and retro technical equipment. To improve my knowledge with electronic circuits, I recently set up a <a href=/tinkering>tinkering workbench</a> where I can play around with all sorts of things. Apart from doing exactly that in my free time, I like to <a href=/photography>take photos on my analog film cameras</a> or <a href=/videography>shoot videos with my camcorders</a>. I also experiment a lot with computers and like to disassemble them to learn more about their inner workings. If you're interested in technical details about the hard- and software running on this server, <a href=/swhw>check this page out</a>.
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				Also, just so you know, I won't collect any personal info from visitors and don't use any kind of external resources, cookies or analytics engine on this server.
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				See ya!
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