FOSS geek, privacy advocate, digital archivist, cypherpunk, gamer

About

Interests

Below is an outline of things I'm interested in and would like to learn more about.

Computing

These are my daily drivers.
Armbian I run this on two of my Orange Pi 5+'s.
CachyOS I run this on my workstation and laptop.
Catppuccin My favorite colorscheme for various apps and programs. I've been using it for years. I prefer the mocha variant.
Debian One of my go-to server distros. I use the stable version in my homelab and on my NAS.
KDE Plasma My favorite desktop environment.
Neovim My text editor of choice.
Signal I don't really use this every day, but my hope is that by being available on it I would be the change I want to see in the world. Unfortunately, nobody I send text messages to is willing to use anything but their phone's default messaging app.
Syncthing Super convenient cross-device syncing solution.
Tailscale Super convenient VPN-like solution for easily accessing devices in my homelab.
Waterfox One of my two web browsers of choice for desktop and mobile. Based on Firefox ESR. They have pledged to be GenAI-free.
Vivaldi My other web browser of choice. Based on Chromium. I tend to switch between this and Waterfox every so often. Like Waterfox, they have also pledged to be GenAI-free. About 5% of their codebase is proprietary -- mostly UI stuff -- but in today's GenAI-happy tech world it is a welcome reprieve regardless.
Z shell My default shell almost everywhere. I might start using the Fish shell though. We'll see.
ZFS Advanced copy-on-write filesystem that I use extensively on my NAS.
Zellij Terminal multiplexer written in Rust. It is pretty much always running on my workstation.

Podcasts I listen to

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