Drew

@drewking.dev

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Frontend developer and recent grad from University of Washington Allen School for Computer Science. Queer, Disabled, and Unapologetic. GitHub.com/andrewpking drewking.dev

A collage of stickers on the back of a MacBook Pro, including: a logo for the ability student group at the Paul g Allen school; a park punks meetup sticker, a g666gle sticker, a pink Nintendo ds with am eyeball demon coming out of it, hatsune miku, a pink flying saucer picking up a cow, a morelitea sticker, and “no one is illegal” in Dutch.
A screenshot of a map of Seattle with three points of interest encoded as dots on the map. The map is in light mode and includes a legend in the bottom left hand corner.
A big clear bag of Dutch licorice on a countertop. There is a sticker that says, “Licorice Parlor” in blue text on a pink and green background. Behind the bag is a display of licorice in many colors.
A photograph of a desk with two monitors on it and a desktop tower below. The desktop is running Ubuntu and there is a terminal window with system information on it. The wallpaper is art of a vapor wave style moon with mountains in a purple hue and the valley has a grid overlaid on it suggesting it is a simulation.
IO shield next to the case, it should just fit.
A photograph of a bunch of pc parts sitting on a coffee table. They are plugged in and running. There is a power supply, motherboard with RGB fan, a graphics card, and a monitor in the background. There is also a white case that ended up not working out due to IO shield incompatibility.
A photograph of an intersection with a wedge shaped building. In the foreground is a street light which displays the word, “free”, in the background is the building. It is dusk in this photo.
A macbook air running ubuntu connected over USB to a google pixel phone. They are both sitting on a dark brown wooden coffee table. The phone shows the lineage OS recovery screen in purple and black. There are terminal commands being executed below. On the computer is some open browser tabs with a terminal window open in front. The terminsl window shows progress with the flashing of the updated ROM.
Screenshot of a birthday email in the Apple mail app. It has lots of emojis and the header has a pink/purple gradient background.
Screenshot of the contact form for therapy with Diana in dark mode on a phone. The page shows a contact form asking for first name, last name, email, phone number, an open text field, and a submit button. The fields are equal width and stacked vertically.
Screenshot of a themed <audio> tag in chrome.
A photograph of a MacBook Air with a frozen GRUB bootloader that is freezing when loading GNOME desktop. The screen has a bunch of text output in white on a black background showing the state of various bootloader tasks.
A photo of a poodle with multiple colorings standing by my bed with her mouth open and panting. She is black and white and has a lot of hair on top of her head which is parted in the middle.
A screenshot of the Zed.dev text editor, with a similar layout to VSCode. There is a frame with a server log showing a successful connection to my websocket, a terminal on the bottom with my websocket closed, and a helpful AI agent explaining how to use websockets.
A realistic photograph of OP as a toddler sitting in front of a CRT computer monitor in a grey office chair in a home office. They have blonde hair, blue eyes, and are wearing a striped shirt.
KBCS website screenshot of the mobile homepage. There is a floating audio player in the KBCS theme colors of green, brown, and white at the bottom of the page.
Four groomsmen in off white suits holding up the groom in a brown suit. They are in a garden on a sunny day and there is lens flare creating rainbows.
A screenshot of a chrome browser tab playing a music program from KBCS. It is playing “roots rock & soul” a music mix hosted by Iaan Hughes from 1:00pm to 5:00pm. The window has a CD cover in the background, the name of the program at the top, and a translucent box over the CD with details about the program. At the bottom is text saying, “Now Streaming KBCS” and below that is a MiniPlayer with a pause button, a duration of playback, a scrub-able slider to change the playback position, and a volume control. The colors scheme for this UI consists of blacks, medium blues, and white. The visual style is reminiscent of Zune music players.
A photograph of a grey MacBook with VSCode editor open. There is a file hierarchy on the right side, some code that call Anthropic API on the center top, a terminal with error messages followed by working code that is loading center bottom. On the left is a chat history with copilot, which gave bad advice to me so I read docs instead.
A hand holding an iPod 5th Gen in black running rockbox custom firmware. The currently playing song is For an Angel by Paul Van Dyk