👋 About Me

Hi, I’m Leo — a curious tech tinkerer who likes breaking things on purpose… so I can fix them even better.

I don’t really call myself a programmer or developer, but I’m constantly building, debugging, optimizing, and self-hosting everything I can. From Kubernetes clusters to DNS filters, from reverse proxies to system-level automation, I enjoy understanding how things work under the hood.

I use my machines heavily (yes, hitting 27GB+ RAM is normal for me), and I’m always experimenting with new tools, new architectures, and new workflows that make life easier — or at least more interesting.

What I Like Working With

• 🐧 Linux (Fedora, Debian, Proxmox, and whatever I break next)
• ☸️ K3s / Kubernetes for self-hosting
• 🛡️ AdGuard Home, DNS, DoH/DoT, secure networking
• 🔃 Traefik, routing, ingress, L7 & L4 setups
• 💻 Scripting and automation when it saves time
• 🛠️ System tuning, performance tweaks, and experiments

What This Blog Is About

Here, I share:

• Solutions to problems I’ve faced
• Notes from experiments and setups
• Self-hosting architectures and ideas
• Linux notes, mistakes, and fixes
• Hardware decisions and performance tips

If you’re into self-hosting, networking, Linux, or just enjoy tweaking things until they feel right, then you’ll feel right at home here.

Thanks for stopping by — and welcome to my corner of the internet.