Firmware, servers, AI, payments, and the web — I've taught myself the whole stack by building it. Everything below is live and real, not mockups: the actual services running in my lab right now.
I'm a generalist — I move between the OS layer, the network, the models, and the metal. Here's what I actually reach for.
Each one is linked and live. I didn't build these for a resume; I built them because I wanted them, and they're up 24/7.
And more: Evergreen Applicator (WA pesticide exam prep), Signal Miner (Telegram market intel), Rigel (no-KYC SOCKS5), LYNX (forensics API), Supernova (SMM) — the full list is at thetempleofdoom.com.
Self-taught. I got into this by running my own servers and breaking them a lot.
Local LLM on your own hardware — GPU passthrough, Ollama setup, multi-host routing, context/VRAM optimization.
Proxmox, Docker, ZFS, backups, networking. Turn a pile of servers into one clean infrastructure.
Android TV rooting, ESP32 firmware, ADB automation, boot-image patching — the below-the-OS-layer stuff.
Authorized vulnerability assessment and app-security review. Scoped, documented, lawful.
Tell me what you're running and what's failing. Sometimes it's a two-command fix.