Hello, Stranger ☕
My name is Rafal, and I navigate the curious, crumbling architecture of the web. Websites breathe, servers hum their strange songs, and Linux systems evolve in ways that are both fascinating and maddening. Every day, I ask the same question: Why does any of this even work? And every day, the machines answer in riddles.


🔧 Professionally, where the wires hum:
I solve problems in the quiet chaos of the backend. Servers demand attention, websites falter, and Linux systems reveal their quirks like old books with missing pages. Gentoo is where I find a semblance of clarity — a rabbit hole where control feels just close enough to touch, even if the tools sometimes change shape in my hands.

Websites are my looking glass, servers my mad tea party, and when they break (as they inevitably do), I’m there to piece them back together — functional, coherent, and (mostly) sane.

📜 On memory, madness, and the need to write:
Problems slip through my fingers like sand, and solutions dissolve as soon as the sun rises. To keep the labyrinth navigable, I write it all down. My notes are part survival guide, part fever dream — the breadcrumbs I scatter through the dark forest of troubleshooting, hoping I’ll find my way back before the wolves.

🌌 When the clock strikes midnight:
Night is when the veil lifts. Beneath the flicker of a terminal screen, with jazz swirling like smoke and the coffee growing cold, I write. Stories emerge, tangled and strange, like something glimpsed in a dream. They’re for the sleepless wanderers, the seekers of impossible truths, the ones who wonder if the rabbit hole ever ends.

⚡ Fun fact — or is it?
Every error is a sphinx, every solution a fleeting answer to an unspoken question. And sometimes, as the clock inches past midnight, I swear the servers laugh — not cruelly, but knowingly, as if they understand the dream better than I ever could.

Step through the screen. Bring your questions, your puzzles, your beautifully broken things. Let’s see where this rabbit hole leads.