I bought this domain sometime in 2024. Before that I rolled through whatever free domains the GitHub Student Pack handed out, a .tech here, a .me there. At some point I wanted one that was actually mine. A small place on the internet to call home, and a handful of subdomains to tunnel my homelab services through.
The site itself has been rebuilt more times than I’d like to admit. It started as a Next.js project. Then I moved to the AstroPaper theme and spent a while bending it into something that felt like mine. Eventually the obvious lesson caught up with me: simpler is usually better. That is roughly how it ended up here.
This version is built on top of astro-antfustyle-theme by Stephanie Lin, which draws design inspiration from antfu.me by Anthony Fu. The layout, typography, and overall feel come from that foundation. Credit where it’s due.
Beyond that, this site exists because other people shared theirs first. Personal websites, open source projects, tools built and left available for anyone. I’m genuinely grateful for all of it.
What I’ve tried to do here is give something back.
Built with#
Nothing here needs a backend. The site is static output served from the edge, the live bits on /now are fetched client-side, and the build-time tooling leaves nothing to manage in production.