Programming, AI, security research, 3D printing, gaming and a rack of noisy servers — welcome to my personal forge. Everything here is built, broken and rebuilt for fun.
All of it runs out of my home lab — a proper rack in the corner quietly doing AI, game servers and media tricks while I break things in the terminal.
Building bots, game tools, automations and APIs. Discord.py, Python, shell — if it can be scripted, it ends up scripted here.
Running local LLMs and voice-clone engines on real GPUs — chatting, roasting and talking through my own homelab-hosted models.
CTF-style security research on purpose-built targets. Vulnerable VMs, penetration testing, wireless experiments — locked to my own gear.
Printing practical bits, controller parts and the occasional questionable model. Modelling, tuning, and re-tuning the printer like everyone else.
PC gaming plus self-hosted game servers for the crew — my own panel and nodes, mods included.
A two-Xeon Unraid box with 128GB RAM, dual GPUs, Docker everything, and a Tailscale mesh connecting it all to the world.
One old enterprise beast doing the work of a small datacentre. Live status, straight from the servers.
A fully custom AI-powered Discord bot running a per-server Halloween guess game: progressive riddles, Vincent-Price voice, brutal roasts, and a hall-of-shadows leaderboard site. Pure-code scoring, zero hallucinated verdicts.
Offline voice-clone stack on a Tesla P40 — Chatterbox TTS rendered through a job-queue worker with ffmpeg stitching, plus a local Ollama judge endpoint. No cloud keys, no phoning home.
ClockworkPi handheld running Kali — kitted with LoRa, GPS and WiFi expansions. Being built into a proper field pentest deck with mesh, GPS-geo-tagged scanning and offline command channels.
First proper Unity project — a dino-runner-style infinite obstacle game. Learning the engine, sprites, physics and game feel from scratch.
Self-hosted game-server management panel + wings node behind Cloudflare — the crew's own private Minecraft/valheim-style hosting, running on the same rack.
Functional prints for the lab — brackets, controller mounts, custom deck parts. Constantly re-tuned and re-calibrated like any respectable printer owner.
Most active on Discord — or ping the lab via its own bot. If it's about a project or a collab, I'll pick it up fastest there.