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===== about me =====

Hello, I'm Lucia (with a singular a). On the Internet you are more likely to find me going by the name schlecknits.
I live in Rum, near Innsbruck, Austria. I like working with electronics and 3d designing and printing stuff. Sometimes I also do programming and/or web design. Otherwise, I like cute animals, reading on and researching things I'm currently interested in, trains and public transport in general as well as cooking and baking.
On this website you'll find my personal blog (topics vary widely) as well as some of my projects. If you wanna follow me on social media or contact me reference this list of methods to reach me (if you are using an adblocker, this section might be blocked). For more information on me check my FAQ.

For those interested in such things, I also have an 88x31 button which you can either link directly or rehost on your website:

The luciaa.at 88x31 button. Green text on a black background spelling LUCIAA, a friendly looking sheep's head is on the bottom right, partly concealing the second A. a vertical trans flag is visible on the top right.

Please contact me if you'd like to be listed onto my friends list with your own 88x31 button!

about this website

This website is held intentionally minimalist, as I'm not the biggest fan of bloated ressource-intensive websites and unnessercary eyecandy. The only non-text-based content you'll find on this page are some 88x31 buttons, the background image, which is itself rather tiny and images within the blog-section. This website is fully navigable with purely text-based browsers such as lynx, full screenreader compatiblity is currently unfortunatly not tested.

= personal projects

luciaa.at website

This literal website. Uses a static Page generator to be build and needs better documentation and some more work.

CatGirlBlogEngine

A blog engine for cat girls and everyone else as well. It's written in Python and is used to generate the blog section of this website.

Hitomezashi Generator

This project written in Python generates so called Hitomezashi patterns, an example of which you can see in the background of my website. The generator takes a wide range of arguments and can produce tiling patterns.

More stuff to come...

... whenever I find the time to document more of my projects properly

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