Self-taught systems enthusiast with a decade of hardware tinkering and two years of deep focus on Linux, Docker, and Python automation. I build and maintain reliable homelab infrastructure and containerized services.
Operating systems, infrastructure, networking, and tooling I use regularly.
What I built, why it matters, and how it actually runs.
A headless home server in Seville I use every day for reliable remote access, DNS filtering, and network-wide ad blocking—without exposing SSH to the public internet.
Self-hosted music environment aimed at a full streaming-style experience: search and manage your library, play from any device, and keep queues and settings in sync—your files, your infrastructure.
Desktop visualizer that shows harmony and musical form in 3D—consonance and movement read as geometry on a Tonnetz-style spiral, not a plain volume or spectrum bar.
PDF library in Docker: upload books, read in the browser, and resume on any device—multi-user so each account keeps its own progress.
Self-hosted log search and natural-language Q&A over your own data—Postgres for storage, pgvector for similarity search, and a local Ollama model so answers stay on your machine.
Timer app built for professional kitchens: juggle several dishes at once—each with its own countdown—so sauces, proteins, and sides stay on track during service. Clear notifications and haptics help you catch every finish without hovering over a single clock.
brain Python. Minimal terminal tool to add, edit, and list Markdown notes in one folder—plain Python, no install beyond the interpreter.
remove-multi-titles-yt JavaScript, WebExtensions. Chrome/Firefox extension that remembers the first title you saw for each video and keeps it when YouTube A/B-tests different titles for the same clip.
fish-echo-alias Fish shell, Fisher. Fish function that echoes an alias definition as a string; installable with Fisher.