About

Be welcome to my homepage. My name is Alexandre Trilla. I shall suspect that if you, dear visitor, have come across this page is because you are, to some extent, interested in engineering and/or FLOSS stuff. If I am right, then again be welcome. I hope the information in here is worth to browse. Please use a standards-compliant Internet browser to read this homepage. Websites will be most grateful.

About me

My credentials state that I received the B.Sc. Degree in Telecommunications Engineering specializing in Electronic Systems at La Salle Engineering University, Barcelona, the M.Sc. Degree in Telecommunications Engineering at the same university and I am currently pursuing the Ph.D. Degree at La Salle too.

About the homepage

Quoting Napthine: "It's not what we know. It's what we do with what we know.". That's my motivation for spending my time with this site. I believe it helps me organizing my resources. And I choose to share my doings because to my mind knowledge must have no frontiers. I learn a lot from other people's articles and comments on the Internet, it's awesome. I feel I am indebted with all these people, it's fair that I do the same.

This homepage is based on Jacwiki, authored in Vim and powered by a Debian server. I am keen on swift and agile code, compliant with the KISS philosophy (Keep It Simple Stupid). I maintain this site almost image free in favor of browsing speed. In order to get it I hacked Jacwiki, it is not a wiki anymore, to make it simpler in terms of PHP core design by removing the web page edition, then I gave it a nice minimalist look-and-feel tweaking the Primitive CSS offered at Free CSS Templates and finally I obtained this Wonder of the World ;)

About "atrilla"

This is my ID in the university's database :)

About the license

All the contents published in this homepage are under the umbrella of the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike license. Please check by-nc-sa for a detailed description of your rights.

Have a lot of fun...

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(Portrait of me, courtesy of xbelanch, 2008)