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I build systems at home.

Homelab, networking, smart homes, local AI, self-hosting and whatever I decide to figure out next.

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From my projects

  • Home intelligence

    SMART HOME · DATA · AI

    A local intelligence, analytics and research layer built on top of my smart home. It combines historical data, deterministic analysis and AI to better understand how the house behaves over time.

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  • Time01

    RASPBERRY PI · GNSS · NETWORKING

    A GNSS-disciplined Stratum-1 NTP server built around a Raspberry Pi, hardware PPS, gpsd and Chrony. It provides a precise local time source for my home network.

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  • My Homelab

    INFRASTRUCTURE · SELF-HOSTING

    The servers, networking, storage, automation and self-hosted services behind my home infrastructure — from Home Assistant and Docker to backups, observability and local AI.

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Lab Notes

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Lab Notes
From Scratch to Wind Tunnel: Building an Anemometer in One Week
From Scratch to Wind Tunnel: Building an Anemometer in One Week

One week, three engineering students, and one challenge: build a working anemometer from scratch. From 3D printing and Arduino programming to calibration and wind tunnel testing, here's how we brought our little engineering project to life!

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I Bought Two Old Apple Xserves — And Found Their Previous Lives Inside
I Bought Two Old Apple Xserves — And Found Their Previous Lives Inside

I bought two almost 20-year-old Apple Xserves mostly because I thought they were incredibly cool. What started as a retro-hardware purchase quickly turned into a complete ownership and security takeover.

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I Bought a Travel Router So My Devices Never Have to Join Public Wi-Fi
I Bought a Travel Router So My Devices Never Have to Join Public Wi-Fi

Instead of connecting my laptop, phone and tablet directly to hotel or café Wi-Fi, I carry my own router. One connection to the public network gives all of my devices their own familiar, isolated network behind it.

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