hello, tuxz.org

I’m consolidating the personal surface area. Email, LinkedIn, scattered GitHub profiles, the occasional blog post on a Medium clone I forgot existed. That’s the old shape. tuxz.org is the new one.

what this is

A small, dark, monospace website. A handful of sections, no JS framework, no analytics, no cookie banner. Hosted on a static build (Hugo) and served from bunnycdn. The sovereignty + performance combo I want for a site I’ll keep running for years, not the cheapest blob-store I can find.

The design intent is the opposite of the modern web: nothing moves unless it has to, nothing loads unless you asked for it, nothing tracks you across the page. A page is a document. Treat it like one.

what I’ll put here

• Posts on the work: security research, infra tradeoffs, AI-in-offense experiments. Public-facing writeups of private bug-bounty work where the vendor has consented.
• A now page: what I’m focused on this season, updated when the focus shifts.
• A projects section: what I’m building, which is currently Panop, plus the affordance for things that come later.

what I won’t put here

• A newsletter. If you want to follow along, the RSS feed is the only subscription surface.
• Comments. Use the contact page if something I wrote merits a response.
• Tracking, popups, modal overlays, slide-in banners. The site is a document. Treat it like one.

That’s it. See you on the next post.