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      <title>About me</title>
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      <description>I was a kid in Castello when, for the first time, I met with a Commodore 64. The game didn&amp;rsquo;t load, nothing happened but a blinking cursor on the screen. Immediately I typed a command on the keyboard waiting for an answer&amp;hellip; after all, WarGames was released just few years earlier.
At thirteen I was probably one of the few kids knowing exactly what to do when grown up: programming computers and let them do what I want.</description>
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