If I can't audit the source, I don't run the binary.

I am a self-taught developer dedicated to hardware sovereignty. I don't believe in "stock" experiences—I daily-drive my own custom kernels to ensure my hardware actually belongs to me.

• Kernel Development: Writing and optimizing in C for Android systems.
• Environment: Built from the ground up in Neovim using a custom Lua configuration.
• Mobile First: Developing, compiling, and deploying directly from Termux.

• 📱 Optimizing [ geek kernel / Qualcomn Snapdragon 675 ] for peak performance and minimal overhead.
• 🔧 Refining my Neovim Lua modules for a faster C-development workflow.
• 🔧 Refining my Dotfiles for having a nice / cool development workflow.
• 🧬 Deep-diving into memory management and scheduler tunables.

• Why C is still king for systems programming.
• The nuances of building for ARM/ARM64 architectures.
• Why your stock kernel is holding your hardware back.

"Trust is good, but make zImage is better."