Thank you for visiting my place on the internet.
This site is like a personal tech diary. A place to capture experiments and ideas on my tech journey. Some things work, some break, all of them teach me something.
Nothing to serious just a curious computer nerd trying to document his journey. (more about me)
posts/: polished write-ups of things I’ve built, fixed, or explored in detail.
notes/: half-finished ideas, quick refs, cheatsheets, and fragments from my Obsidian vault.
The content of my website is also available as an interactive Terminal:
TRY ME → ssh guest@makol.li
To deepen my understanding of Linux networking, I set up a small Proxmox cluster with VXLAN tunneling and an Envoy proxy in front of the nodes. It started as a simple learning project, but quickly turned into one of those rare experiences where the concepts finally click instead of just being memorized.
This homepage started as a playground to learn the basics of HTML/CSS and dip my toes into hosting.
In this post, I’m walking through the different versions of the site, how the code evolved, and what I picked up along the way.
This is a short write-up I created for the Secure Software module, where we explored how to build secure applications and how common attacks actually work. I decided to share it here because I learned a lot by visualizing what happens on the stack. Our work received the highest grade, but I can’t guarantee that everything is 100% accurate. If you spot anything off, I’d love to hear from you!
This cheatsheet grew out of a lab where I built and deployed an full stack application using Docker Compose.
To deepen my understanding of how containers really work, I experimented with running and configuring rootless containers directly using crun.