Software

I love writing code in my spare time. In fact, most of my free time is spent writing it. The following is a list of some of the projects I have worked on:

I have also spent a considerable amount of my free time imlplementing dedicated game servers for games I like. I generally don't publicize this work, but in hindsight this has ended up being my main "thing" since when I was a freshman at university.

CTF

I write CTF tasks for beginners, especially targeting youth who have some tech experience and want to gain more knowledge. A few examples:

Infrastructure

I run my own home lab, currently running k8s. In addition to this, I also run and maintain two production projects on a volunteer basis on my free time.

Games

When I was younger, I wanted to be a game developer. Then I realized that the video game industry reminds of ブラック企業, and gave up on the dream. Watching franchises I loved get destroyed by EA and other big soulless companies didn't help. I did however, make some games by myself:

Demoscene

I have participated in a few demos, released to a generally lukewarm response:

There are also a few filler demos here and there, not really worth linking. I always looked up to the demoscene as most of my role models at the time was demosceners, but I think I've found out graphics programming, allthough interesting, is not my main interest.

Organizations

I have spent the entirety of my youth in various organizations. I kept my head low for a long time, mostly wanting to focus on Tech. However, in the last ~6 years, I have made my way up the ladder mostly due to power vacuums. The feeling of responsibility for ensuring that the organization continues has definitely also had an influence. I am pretty confident in my ability to lead and manage events, and would like to contribute to making fun events for people to enjoy in the future. Rough summary of my experience:

At some point I'd like to join a hackerspace or start my own, but I'm currently not living in a place where this is available.