Hiya~!
Name’s David, nice to see you here :>
This website is my personal home page, you’ll find some cool shit here and there
Have fun exploring!
I really hope you’re not trying to stalk me tho…
<3
All the photos you see on this site are made and owned by me π―
About me or somethin’? idk. man
What im doin’ rn. :
Package maintenance on:
* 
Windows Package Manager
* 
Arch Linux User Repository (somewhat active..)
Tor relay operator
“full-time” TechnicalComputerScience student
I’m just a musician who thinks he knows computers :P
If (POSIX == BigLike) would be a real expression it would return 1
Resume
I still havenβt made a formal resume. Lol
But you can check out the software page for a list of programs that I made, maintain and distribute.
And you can take a look at the resume page for a list of technologies i know to use.
Some Projects that i made and like:
– youtty
(Program that allows you to
search and view youtube videos
from the Linux tty)
– monero-api-cli
(Cli for interacting with the MoneroDaemon-RPC API)
– TorSandbox
(Configuration files and script for
Windows Sandbox in order to automatically
start a new Sandbox with the newest
installation of the TOR browser)
– ontiweb.dev
(Repository for subjects and solutions
from the Romanian National Olympiad for IT)
…and not only!
(Take a look on the software page for more)
Public Tor Monero Node Dashboard
(Back up again π)
Holy shit it really is back!!1!!!11!! TwT
AND BETTER THEN EVER BEFORE!!!!!
(Checkout the old archived storyline here)
I’m hosting, a public tor monero node with a neat Dashboard!
You can use it to see stats on the monero network or on my personal node to get an idea of the typical stats for a monero node.
You can also now connect your wallet to it’s RPC interface, here be addresses:
Clearnet: http://xmr.dvdznf.xyz:18081
Onion: http://6hvfdu4mrrzrdtz5zwhsibeswnk3xlnl2ax26x3yizbic6ctiuly7tid.onion:18081
To connect simply add the flags: --daemon-address <address> --untrusted-daemon
To connect via onion address, you need to have tor running, and proxy to its socks address
For example: --proxy 127.0.0.1:9150
I’d still highly recommend to run your own node, but if you don’t have the storage and need a remote node, please at least use the onion address.
Real time stats:
Peers connected to my node:
Overall known online peers:
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This website really is a little all over the place (β ββ’βΟββ’β β)
( And also, I should really really really turn it into a static site )
( Maybe? nahhhhhhhhh,, I want a life I’m just lazy >:3 )