Why hello there! I'm Shipment22, also known by the term "neck beard Linux user," my other Github accounts are benjamman and shipment22ka; This is my casual Github account, so don't always expect production ready code. I started coding with Khan Academy in the early middle of 2019, where I created numerous programs and participated in contests such as Primavera. You can explore that on my other account shipment22ka.

Here are some of the projects I've been working on:

KAP Archive is a project close to my heart. It's a website aimed at preserving the legacy of Khan Academy programs and resources. Feel free to explore the code and contribute to its development at shipment22/kap-archive.

In today's world full of distractions, staying focused can be a challenge. That's why I'm working on benjamman/Distraction-Blocker, a tool designed to help users minimize distractions and stay productive.

I've also contributed to KestronProgramming/Sleuth, a meta search engine developed to combat the rise of Internet tracking and enhance digital investigations. The name "Sleuth" stands for "Search Leveraging External Unified Tools for Hunting," reflecting its core functionality of leveraging external tols and resources to aid in hunting down information.

Meet Bobert, represented as an orange blob, whom I've created in my coding adventures. Bobert may just pop up in some of my projects.

He also has his own organization bobertism.

I created Bobert using a drawing tool that I made years ago. Interestingly, he was the first creation saved in the tool's initial save file. Upon loading back into the drawing tool, Bobert even had a birthmark, an artifact due to color conversion. Fun fact: Bobert was named by Virtuosa in the Khancord Discord server.

Get Bobert's latest updates and adventures at bobertism.pages.dev!

Parts of this are written by ChatGPT, if you cant tell.