A few projects of mine (not exhautive) are:

• A customizable and personalized GD Demonlist using the GDDL API. [Github]
• An OS shell written in Nim. [Github] [Site]
• This site, written with astro and css. [Github]
• A rain world mod.
• Various CLI tools written in bash
• A C algorithm for Seat Racing.

My PC is running on a 7700x + 6600xt, with 32gbDDR5 and 3tb of storage.
I use a £20 Anker vertical mouse and a Keychron K2. I have a 32" 1440p Samsung Odyssey monitor (I like the real estate it gives me).

I also own an old Lenovo laptop, the model of which I cannot recall as they are not produced anymore. It's great for doing work and light gaming when I dont feel like sitting at my desk.
I talk more about other hadware I own in the Homelab section of this page.

Both my laptop and desktop use arch + hyprland. Info on what i run on them can be found below:

• OS: I have arch and Nixos partitions on my PC and laptop, aswell as Debian also on my PC and servers. If i had to pick one, it'd be Nixos all the way.
• DE/Compositor: As a big DE hater I use Sway on my nixos systems and Hyprland on arch. My PC's debian partition does use XCFE though.
• Terminal (This is where I do most of my work): Foot on my Nixos systems, ghostty on arch
• Editor: Neovim, of course.
• File Manager: Ranger. It's a really cool tui manager with vim motions.
• Browser: Vivaldi and mullvad-browser
• IRC: I use the irssi client, connected to my personal ZNC server (more info in #Homelab).
• Localsend! An amazing foss airdrop alternative.

I have a rack with all my networking equipment and my servers [Rackmate T1].
I have a repurposed Wyse 5020 (perfect for a DNS and VPN, the latter I am yet to set up), and my main server, 'Vespasian', is an HP elitedesk 800G3 mini running all my docker containers.

Below is a list of all the services being hosted on my servers:

• A PiHole DNS.
• My ZNC server, connected to Libera
• My Jellyfin media server.
• Uptime Kuma.
• A few Minecraft Servers.
• Prometheus for monitoring and sending data to:
• Grafana, a metrics dashboard.
• DocuWiki, for documenting my network.
• HedgeDoc, for writing.