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Hi there πŸ‘‹πŸ½

I build and break things to understand how they work β€” mostly around Linux, networking, and systems. Open source is where most of that ends up. I'm drawn to tools that are small, focused, and actually do what they say.


πŸ”§ Currently building / learning

  • LibreProbe β€” a self-hosted probing and testing tool
  • Cloud fundamentals β€” understanding what's actually happening under the abstractions
  • OSS tooling β€” building things meant to be used, not just explored
  • Systems internals β€” how Linux, processes, and networks behave under pressure
  • A little security β€” enough to understand the surface, not the whole field

πŸ“ What's here

  • Experiments and side projects built out of curiosity
  • Repos that exist to make things work, not to look polished
  • Notes and comments left behind so future-me doesn't have to figure it out twice

A few focused tools:

  • LibreProbe β†’ self-hosted probing and testing tool
  • FormSeal β†’ end-to-end encrypted form submissions
  • ByteSeal β†’ browser-only, offline file encryption

πŸŒ€ Currently obsessing over

How distributed systems fail β€” not the happy path, the edge cases.




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  1. libreprobe libreprobe Public

    A privacy-friendly network visibility and performance testing tool focused on real-world behavior, not just speed β€” measured at the application layer where performance actually matters.

    JavaScript 1

  2. byteseal byteseal Public

    Offline browser-based file encryption tool using AES-256-GCM and Web Crypto API. No uploads, no backend, fully client-side.

    JavaScript 2

  3. formseal-embed formseal-embed Public

    Drop-in client-side encrypted contact form. write your own html, point it at any POST api.

    Python