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Commit awalkaday to Memory
  • BOOK
  • AUTHOR'S NOTE
  • READING GUIDE
  • Introduction to the Photo Series
  • Beyond Pixels: A Stroll into Nature
  • Mobile Studio and Digital Toolkit
    • On-the-go Photography
    • Cameras and Photo Editing
    • Gaming Laptop
  • Chronicle of Milestones Navigation
    • Parallel Pathways
    • Internet Footprints
    • Blockchain Records
  • Evolution of a Trek on Platforms
    • Instagram
    • GitHub
    • Web Gallery
    • X (Twitter)
    • Ethereum
  • Artist's Proofs and Ethos
    • Public Git Commits
    • Git Usage History
    • Open Source Software
  • Artist Profile
    • Human Identity
    • Training Ground
    • Project Inception
  • Contact
  • IMPRINT
  • CATALOGUE
  • APPENDIX
  • POSTSCRIPT
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ยฉ 2024-2025 daqhris [Chris-Armel Iradukunda]

  1. Artist's Proofs and Ethos

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The oldest git commits written and signed by daqhris date back to . They may be seen as the remnants of an extracurricular passion that infused an innovative spirit into a student's life in the East, spent crossing over the and bypassing man-made virtual walls through private tunnels to wave hello to the world.

Much earlier fragments of his public coding blocks were likely archived inside the GitHub-sponsored in , among notable human-crafted software artifacts, for over a thousand years.

Looking way back, an initial foray into the hub of git repositories in May 2011, at the in Bujumbura, Burundi (Africa), seems comparable to planting a seed of innovation in the fertile soil of a burgeoning digital platform. That seed has since blossomed into a time-stamped odyssey rooted in cyberspace and grounded on Belgian soil โ€” awalkaday.art.

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February 2016
Great Firewall of China
Arctic Code Vault
February 2020
age of nineteen
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