Here you’ll find my more complete and polished write-ups: finished projects, structured explanations, and things I’ve taken the time to document somewhat properly. If you want a sneak peek of how I work and think, this is the place.
To deepen my understanding of Linux networking, I set up a small Proxmox cluster with VXLAN tunneling and an Envoy proxy in front of the nodes. It started as a simple learning project, but quickly turned into one of those rare experiences where the concepts finally click instead of just being memorized.
This homepage started as a playground to learn the basics of HTML/CSS and dip my toes into hosting.
In this post, I’m walking through the different versions of the site, how the code evolved, and what I picked up along the way.
This is a short write-up I created for the Secure Software module, where we explored how to build secure applications and how common attacks actually work. I decided to share it here because I learned a lot by visualizing what happens on the stack. Our work received the highest grade, but I can’t guarantee that everything is 100% accurate. If you spot anything off, I’d love to hear from you!
It all started with my love for vintage designs, which made the ThinkPad X220 my daily driver of choice. To push it further, I’m replacing the stock BIOS with the open-source Coreboot to unlock the full RAM speed and, at the same time, exploring hardware tinkering, ROM flashing, and chip reading.
The goal is to fully replace Pi-hole with a FreeBSD-based solution, including a user interface and logging.
Through this project, I hope to deepen my knowledge of working with “servers” and FreeBSD in particular.