> Hi, I'm KMohZaid

Hello! I'm KMohZaid, a passionate developer who loves building things that live on the internet. My fascination with computers started way back in class 6–7 when I used to play online games on my father's office PC. He taught me how to use a browser, search the web, and find games to play. Out of all the games I discovered, I played Phineas and Ferb: Transport-inators of Doooom! the most — a memory I still cherish. Those old browser games are all gone now, but I hope to find or run them again someday.

My whole family supported me every step of the way. I learned about computers from my father, and my family always encouraged me whenever I tried to learn something new. I used my mom's phone as a second device to experiment — automating apps, trying control tools — and she never once stopped me, even when things could go wrong. Once I accidentally messed up the partition settings on my dad's office PC and it wouldn't boot. Instead of getting upset, he calmly said "it's fine, you can try tomorrow, and if not we'll bring someone and you can learn from them." I already knew the fix from a past incident where a tech guy had wiped my PC saying it wasn't recoverable — this time I wanted to prove I could do it myself. Next day, I fixed it using a live USB recovery. My knowledge even helped my dad later when he found an old hard disk he thought was broken — the partition table was simply missing, and I recovered it.

Even with all that early interest, I never pursued computers formally — I thought I should focus on school first and computing would come naturally later. That mindset changed when the 2020 lockdown gave me the time to finally dive in. I love to use anime-based alias names over the internet such as Chika Fujiwara and more. When I'm not writing code, you'll find me exploring new tools, learning from the developer community, or working on personal projects that push my boundaries.