Interests

THE NEW ATLAS // INTERESTS

FOLLOW THE
THREADS.

Technology is a big part of my world, but it is only one part. The New Atlas is also where I keep track of the machines, stories, projects, and everyday systems that catch my attention. Think of this page as a map: pick a direction and see where it leads.

EXPLORE THE ATLAS

Different interests. Same curiosity.

I tend to learn by getting involved—building something, troubleshooting it, taking a closer look, or simply spending enough time with a subject to understand why it matters to me. These are the main paths that show up again and again across the site.

Coding and technology artwork representing technology and home lab interests
NODE 01 / SYSTEMS

Technology & Home Lab

Self-hosting, networking, servers, security, automation, and the constant process of learning how systems fit together. This is where experiments become working infrastructure—and occasionally become troubleshooting sessions first.

Motorcycle artwork representing motorcycle interests
NODE 02 / ROAD

Motorcycles

Motorcycles are a different kind of technology: mechanical, immediate, and connected to the road in a way few things are. This section is for the bikes, rides, maintenance, experiences, and whatever else develops along the way.

Anime artwork representing anime and storytelling interests
NODE 03 / STORIES

Anime & Narrative

I enjoy the worlds, characters, visual styles, and ideas that anime can explore. Some stories are pure entertainment; others stick around because of the questions they ask or the way they build their worlds. This is where those favorites and discoveries live.

NODE 04 / EVERYDAY

Home, Automation & Everyday Projects

Not every project belongs in a server rack. Smart-home ideas, practical improvements, organization, experiments around the apartment, and other everyday projects all have a place here too. If it makes life more useful, interesting, or easier to understand, it can become part of the Atlas.

NO SINGLE ROUTE REQUIRED

Explore whatever catches your attention.

The subjects here may look unrelated at first, but the connection is simple: I enjoy learning how things work, why they matter, and what happens when curiosity is given room to wander.

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