i mostly work on the parts of the stack people skip. low-level linux, security tooling, and web that actually moves.
i like understanding a thing all the way down. i also like saying plainly what it does and doesn't do, which is rarer than it should be.
right now i'm building veil. it hardens a linux machine against surveillance for people who can't do it by hand.
what i work on
- security / privacy — anti-surveillance tooling, opsec, my own lab + ctfs
- linux / systems — gentoo daily driver, openrc (no systemd), source-built world, build + kernel tuning
- web + 3d — single-file sites with real motion: three.js, css physics, no framework
- self-hosting — an always-on server, game servers, sync, monitoring — all mine
featured
- veil — linux anti-surveillance, made simple. reads your posture, explains every gap, fixes it with your permission (in development)
- gentoo-tuning — openrc-native desktop tuning, real configs included
- lukasz-aep — my site: frutiger-aero, a working css radio, live game-server status
- operational-security-notes — opsec methods, written down
stack — python · bash · vanilla js/css · three.js · linux · wireguard / nftables · cloudflare
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