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Obviously, there's not much to see here, but you're welcome to consume every single bit of information anyway :-)
There is, though, some stuff that accumulated over time, esp. a short text why there is no God and my LaTeX package.
I'm a young student at the Technical University of Berlin. While I study physics (and got a place in the so-called Projektlabor about what I'm really happy), I'm interested in nearly everything ranging from math (how creative) and chemistry to history and even philosophy. I'm also interested in computer science and information technology in general, though I know even less about computers than I know about history :)
Nonetheless, I've been using Debian GNU/Linux since May 2005. Other programms of my choice are Opera, Pidgin, Claws-Mail and Emacs (If you don't like it, use either nano or ed (Yes, I'm serious about the latter and I've used it for quite some time)).
I've been involved in Nightfall, a MUD, since 2005 and since August 2006, I programmed quite a few lines of code in LPC, an object-orientated variation of C. I also know a small amount of PHP, HTML and POSIX-shell code.
In April 2010 I started using IPv6, reading lots of stuff regarding
this subject and set up a few tunnels.
Since then, my V-Server at Strato is connected to the
IPv6-world as you can check here (at least I hope so) and most of my services (mail, web, ssh) are also reachable via
IPv6 – for my server, I use SixXS as a tunnel broker since they offer good bandwidth combined with a client (AICCU) that actually works with Strato’s V-Servers; at home, I'm using Hurricane Electric who provided me with a sufficient subnet
without any further questions and also offer enough bandwidth.
A brand-new Alix 6e1 now serves as an IPv6 endpoint and router, PPP-router to the internet, DHCP and DNS server, CUPS (over OpenVPN) server and works quite good so far. I only have problems a) with my modem, which has to be rebootet once a day or something (after replacing it with my old Fritz!Box working as a modem, everything is fine) and b) the IPv6 tunnel sometimes being down, but this issue is usually magically resolved after a restart. There is more information to be found here.
April 3rd, 2010, I set up some basic documentation center on doc.chubig.net where you have access to some basic hints I collected within the last few years, my keyboard configuration (if you ever plan on using my computers: READ IT) and a copy of the Debian Reference as currently available in Debian Stable.
May 17th, I changed my keyboard layout and documented the process of doing so. I now have a 100%-custom layout :)
June 16th, I got really bored again and decided to copy XKCD and AbstruseGoose by making my own webcomic. Three lines into a PHP sourcefile I decided to only remember header() and echo, so I did the backend in C++ instead :). Go there.
If you are by any chance interested in getting to know me or have a specific question I might be able to answer or are just trying to contact me for reasons unknown to mankind, feel free to use the contact details given below.
I'm on Facebook and StudiVZ, though it's sometimes difficult to find me there. Writing an e-mail or adding me on ICQ/MSN/Jabber most probably works better. You may also find me on IRC, more specifically in #tu-berlin on irc.someserver.de.
Have a nice day,
Claudius
Claudius Hubig
Poschingerstr. 32a
12157 Berlin
Tel.: 030/48820804
e-Mail: s. o.