After five years, I finally rebuilt my personal site. I consolidated everything into one place and focused less on positioning, more on carving my personal space in the web (like the old dayz).
The site now has four areas, each with a clear purpose. That removes one of my biggest blockers: deciding where something belongs.
Journal for personal thoughts.
Homelab for tinkering and home infrastructure.
DevOps to document the work I actually do. I’ve grown a lot in this role, and this is a place to make that growth visible.
Agapay Systems as a small bet for the coming year, and a place to build full-stack systems in the open.
The goal is to make it easier to write, and easier to keep writing.
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