The x264-x265-qaac-ffprobe-ultimatetutorial from iavoe

I could:

Manage enterprise networking & analyze security vulnerabilities
Build and manage custom based computers, virtual machines, android devices and servers by evaluating use cases
Properly handling, editing, encoding multimedia (video, audio, image) files that ensures minimal quality loss
Using ffmpeg for various of tasks
Recompose music via FL Studio (mostly in mixing, music theory is a hard nut to crack)
Edit videos with After Effects, Premiere, ffmpeg; edit images with PhotoShop
Manage Youtube account (wrong, I'm not a Youtuber)
Develop apps & scripts via Powershell, Shell, Batch, Python, Java, Javascript, C# (Windows Forms)
Complete functional and pretty UI designs for technical apps
Use MSSQL and MySQL
Analyze & visualize data via Excel
Prettify advanced technical documents that requires algorithm explanation
Repair any electronics by identifing and replacing bad parts
Using hand tools, power tools
Perform rather complicated cooking and baking by following instructions

Currently studying:

Java: polymorphism: inheritance and association, ArrayLists & exception handling
Javascript: Ajax web applications
Introduction to System analysis and design
CABAC encoding

Certificates earned:

Android 4, 6, 9, 10, 13. (10 is the best version in compatibility and management without root)
Windows XP, 7, 10
- MS SQL Server
- PowerShell
- CMD
- Adobe After Effects
- Adobe Audition
- Adobe Premiere
- Adove Photoshop
- FL Studio
Cisco IOS
- Enterprise networking, I've spent more time using it than all non-Android Linux distros combined
Ubuntu LTS 18.04, 20.04
- Libre Office impressivly opened my x264 tutorials correctly, dispite the complicated style-based formatting and large tables used
- Tried out Docker, the docker account registration was a tune down
- Deployed a high availably website stack in a DMZ under another OpenWRT's zone
- phpMyAdmin (it actually run more smoothly dispite inside an virtual machine than Microsoft IIS on my host PC)
Red Hat / RHEL 7, 8
- Bash shells
- Ansible & its playbook
- Git server, GPG
- nftable, nmap
- Kickstart
OpenWRT
- QoS perVLAN / SQM load balancing (it works but my home internet is Canadian so I can't tell if it has performance issues)
- ACL (not working, no module found, too)
- Zone Based Firewall (ZPF, it works but I hate this abbreviation which uses the wrong letter)
- NTP to Windows & Ubuntu

Type	Model	Info
Motherboard	MPG B650 EDGE WIFI	MS-7E10
Porcessor	Ryzen 7 7700X	PBO -26 Overclock
CPU cooler	Le Grand Macho RT w/ AM5 kit	the oldest possible AM5 cooler
Memory:	F5-6400J3239G16G	6200MT/s w/ subtiming OC
Display:	LU28R55	Broken,warranty repaired, now it has high-pitched coil whine when brightness is low, I choose to hurt my eye or mind everyday
GPU:	GTX 680	Sold
GPU:	GTX 970	Sold
GPU:	GTX 1070	Sold
GPU:	RTX 2070	Sold
GPU:	RTX 3070 ti	Sold
GPU:	RTX 3080 ti	Bought for video-editing, VFX rendering, running AI filters and gaming, (AMD or Intel please support CUDA)
PSU:	Corsair RM1000x	2nd handed, it was a bad purchase because I realized that I never used over 500W
Drive:	Crucial CT1000P3P	NVME 1TB PCIE Gen4 QLC
Drive:	Crucial MX500SSD	SATA 500G
Drive:	Micron 1100 SATA	SATA 2TB second handed
Drive:	Segate ST4000NE	SATA 4TB emergency purchase
Drive:	HGST HUH728080	SATA 8TB second handed
Drive:	Segate ST10000NM	SATA 10TB second handed
Drive:	Samsung T5	USBC 500GB
Mouse:	G502 Proteus Core	You can buy replacement for every single part of it on Aliexpress, this means it never dies, incredibly high in value

Here is an advanced honey lemon-zest brioche Tangzhong-based 80% hydration sourdough toast bread I've baked:

Good to know:

Many games are developed for monitors in 24" and less, that's why the view angles are so low that causes people nausea (and some only supports up to 1920x1080)
Buying a larger display means to sacrifice many games you could play in trade off easier work and study

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