Create a new issue with your name on it - assign it to yourself

[lakruzz]

• Copy the code snippet below to the clip board - Notice that when you hover-over the code a copy icon appears in the top-right corner - just click it.
• Create a new issue:
  • title: "<Your name>'s file"
  • content: Dump the content of the clipboard (the code below)
  • assign: Assign the issue to yourself.
• Go to github.com/issues - do you see you new issue? If not did you assign it to yourself?

Copy this code to the clip board

Go back into your file `<handle>.md` and add some `MarkDown`. It shall include:

- [x] A level 1 header with your full name.
- [x] A level 2 header with your GitHub handle.
- [ ] An image (of yourself - preferably).
- [ ] A bulleted list of things you are currently working on.
- [ ] A prioritized list of Programming languages and technologies you wanna work with.
- [ ] A link to all your public repositories on GitHub.
- [ ] Your GMail (if you have more, than just the one you'd like to use for sharing documents).
- [ ] A short description of what you dream of working with - two years from now - when you graduate and enter the labour market as a full-fledged, full-time software developer.

As you progress with the items on the list - come back to this issue and check out the items.

When you are all done commit the issue** (try to make the commit message a clever one).

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### Hints
All you need to learn about (GitHub flavoured) MarkDown is hinted to you in the webpage. 

<img 
  width="782" 
  alt="image" 
  src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/155492/215319730-3df5119d-2ec0-4b37-8faf-6686d43eaff9.png">

_All_ the time you spend on practicing and learning MarkDown is _never_ wasted. You will be using it for the rest of your career as a developer!